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 شرطة كالفورنيا تلقى القبض على اوكامبو وتوجة الية تهمة القتل العمد!
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القت شرطة اناهايم كالفورنيا مساء الجمعة المنصرم القبض
على اتزواتل اوكامبو 23 عام بعد مطاردة على الارجل
اشترك فيها المارة الدين ابلغوا عنة عندما شاهدوة وهو يستل سكينة ويطعن بها متسول.
هدا وقد وقد تم القبض علي اوكامبوا بعد ان انتشرت سلسلة من جرائم قتل فى المنطقة كان كل
ضحاياها من المتسولين .
Arrest in California Homeless Killings
Sunday, January 15, 2012
By IAN LOVETT, The New York Times
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The man thought to have killed four homeless men in Orange County over the last month is in custody, law enforcement officials said.
The suspect, Itzcoatl Ocampo, 23, of Yorba Linda, Calif., was arrested Friday night after a homeless man was fatally stabbed behind a Carl's Jr. restaurant in Anaheim. "We are extremely confident that we have the man who is responsible for the murder of all four homeless men in Orange County," Chief John Welter of the Anaheim Police said.
Officials would not say how Mr. Ocampo had been linked to all four murders. But Friday's slaying fit the pattern they had already established: a lone, middle-aged homeless man stabbed to death in the same area of inland Orange County.
Investigators, which included local agencies as well as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, were left with few leads besides a few grainy security videos, including one that showed a man walking toward the first victim.
Dozens of people, however, witnessed Friday night's attack at a busy shopping center. A police spokesman said they began receiving calls around 8:17 p.m., reporting an assault in progress.
When the police arrived, the victim was dead. The suspect had fled on foot, chased by two civilians, and officers caught him about a quarter-mile away.
The first of the four victims, James McGillivray, 53, was found on Dec. 20 outside a shopping center in Placentia. The second, Lloyd Middaugh, 42, was found eight days later on the Santa Ana River Trail in Anaheim, and the third, Paulus Cornelius Smit, 57, was found behind the Yorba Linda library on Dec. 30.
As of Saturday night, the police had not confirmed the identity of the fourth victim, but residents said he was John Berry, a Vietnam War veteran who had stayed in the area for years, sometimes sleeping on a bench beside a river bed or, on rainy nights, in the shopping center where he was killed. A photograph of Mr. Berry appeared in a Los Angeles Times article.
A memorial took shape at the spot where he was attacked. The posters of remembrances did not cover all of the blood on the concrete wall. Dozens of residents stopped to place flowers or to recall a man they said never asked for anything. A vigil was planned for Saturday night.
"John was a fixture here, a neighbor," said Maria Veruasa, 52, who lives in Yorba Linda. "He never asked anyone for money. When you passed by, he would just say, 'Hi' and 'God bless.' Sometimes he wouldn't even accept money, so I would leave it discrete on his bicycle seat."
Jim Palmer, president of the Orange County Mission, said word of the arrest was just beginning to spread among the homeless here. They were hoping the police had the right man, but remained wary.
"We're thankful, obviously, but everyone wants to be real confident that they've caught the right person," Mr. Palmer said.
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/12015/1203752-84.stm#ixzz1jdKhFhnC
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/12015/1203752-84.stm
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