Fate charges for fatal mission Valley Hotel Shooting suspect

San Diego – The suspect at a deadly shootout in a hotel in San Diego appeared on Thursday by a video conference in court and decided to postpone his indictment to secure the private legal advisor.

The 29 -year -old Kevin Larin is accused of having killed two men in the Hableery Hotel in the Hotel Circle Area on Monday evening and injuring another.

The San Diego police authority responded to reports on a shootout at 8:20 p.m. on March 3. Upon arrival, the officials discovered the 19-year-old Damian Martinez von El Monte with a fatal gunshot wound on the breast in an interior of the hotel. A second victim, an unimaginated 23-year-old Hispanic man, was found on his upper body with a gunshot wound outside the hotel lobby. He was taken to a local hospital and is expected to survive.

In a statement published today, SDPD revealed that all three men who were involved in the incident were working together and were in San Diego for work -related purposes. This information came from the ongoing examination of the shootout.

After the incident, the officials found that the shooter had fled in a dark-colored Ford F-15-truck. The vehicle was quickly found in the hotel car park, where Larin was found and arrested.

During the court on Thursday, the judge refused to record videos from the courtroom. At this point Larin decided not to give an action and asked for a sequel to keep his private law representation instead of using a public defender.

The indictment was postponed for March 20 for March 20 to give Larin time to secure his elected legal advisor. In the further course of the investigation, the authorities are working to uncover further details on the circumstances of the shootout and the relationship between the people involved.