The authorities arrested a man on whom they alleged fired and injured several people during a two -state shooting unleashed on Tuesday morning near the city of the California Baker desert.
The shooting started on Monday evening in Blue Diamond, Nev., And continued south in California, where the 35 -year -old suspect was placed in police custody, according to the authorities.
In the attacks, the suspect would have shot asleep in their vehicles, but we do not know what triggered the shooting or why the victims were targeted.
The sheriff’s department of the County of San Bernardino announced in a statement that the deputies had arrested Antonio Chaidez, who would have drawn a firearm in several places through county areas not constituted in society near the border of California-Nevada, injuring several people.
Las Vegas’ police began to seek Chaidez on Monday evening at Blue Diamond, after the Las Vegas metropolitan police officials suspect that he drew several times to a victim who was sleeping in his truck.
The incident occurred around 10:25 p.m., police said in a statement, in Blue Diamond Road’s block 13,500. The victim was not injured.
A few hours later, officials believe that Chaidez was involved in a second shooting in Jean, Nev.
Around 2 am, a man told the Las Vegas metropolitan police whom he was sleeping in his car when a man started shooting him. He was not injured, but the suspect fled.
A few minutes later, a third shot was reported in California.
The deputies of San Bernardino found a man around 2:30 am, who, according to them, was shot in his car during sleep. It was located off Cima Road, not far from the region of Halloran Springs, according to the press release, which did not disclose the state of man.
About 10 minutes later, the deputies responded to another shooting, this time at the Chevron service station in Baker.
The authorities allege that Chaidez has drawn several balls inside the service station through a rear door and hit an employee. He would also have shot two large parked platforms, hitting one of the drivers.
The three victims were taken to local hospitals. Their status is unknown.
The deputies said that Chaidez was driving a black truck; They spotted his vehicle by heading south on motorway 15. They pursued it near AFTON ROAD and arrested it, without incident, about 20 miles.
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