Two suspects for the murder that allegedly killed the good Samaritans in Los Angeles district As he tried to prevent them from stealing the catalytic converter of his neighbor, he was illegally and had long criminal records, Fox News found out.
Wilber Alberto Rabanales and Jose Christian Saravia Sanchez were arrested by police in an Inglewood suburb in Los Angeles for the murder of Juan Miguel Sanchez on February 25th.
The incident was caught on a supervisory video.
Jose Christian Saravia Sanchez, to the left, and Wilber Alberto Rabanales was arrested by police in an Inglewood suburbs in Los Angeles on Thursday for the murder of Juan Miguel Sanchez on February 25th. (Inglewood Police Directorate)
Rabanales, a Guatema -based citizen, has been arrested at least 15 times in the last few years in the county, mainly for weapons charges, big theft, charges of burglary and drugs, police sources told Fox News.
He has multiple arrests of theft, mainly for the theft of catalytic converters, and past accusations of multiple dui, conspiracy, a misdemeanor in possession of pistols, possession of a tool for burglary, possession of the target, possession of stolen property and a criminal offense during a police search.
Sanchez has been arrested at least a dozen times, mainly because of the great theft, charges of weapons, drugs, burglaries, abductions, possession of meta and possession of the burglary tools, sources said.
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Juan Miguel Sanchez allegedly shot and killed the suspects after facing them without violence. (Fox 11)
The victim was shot in the chest After facing the suspects while allegedly trying to steal a catalytic converter, Fox 11 reported.
The suspects fled in the car and were later arrested at the Motel in Cudahy, California, about 15 miles east of Inglewood.
Sister Susana Sanchez, she said she would come on April 49.
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“You took a large part of our heart,” she told in an interview with Fox 11.
His family told the station that he had gone to work before 4am, because he wanted to start a job early, where he was just promoted while working on cleaning after Palisades fire.
Memorial to Juan Sanchez (Fox 11)
“He was a great man of faith, he never missed Mass on Sunday,” his sister said. “Volunteering on Sunday morning in the church.”
She added that he was the only provider of his family.
“And now he’s gone, leaving my sister and two sons,” she added.
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The family told Fox 11 that the victim had told her wife that she should leave her job while undergoing chemotherapy after her cancer was diagnosed.
