Wild Monday Night in San Bernardino

SAN BERNARDINO: Nighttime gunfire claims 4 lives
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PE News
on July 12, 2011 12:11 PM
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In less than eight hours Monday night, three men were fatally shot in a San Bernardino trailer park and a fourth man was found shot dead along a sidewalk a few blocks north of downtown, police officials say.

The bloodshed boosted San Bernardino's annual tally of homicides to 21, up from 16 at this time last year, according to police statistics.

The gunfire erupted at 7:08 p.m. Monday in the Manor Trailer Park at 1697 West Highland Avenue, about four blocks northwest of Community Hospital of San Bernardino.

Dead at the scene were 18-year-old Jesus Tiburiso and 19-year-old Ruben Sanchez, both of San Bernardino, coroner's officials said. Twenty-year-old San Bernardino resident Evaristo Contreras died at 10:47 p.m. while undergoing emergency surgery at Loma Linda University Medical Center.

"With the assistance of witnesses, officers were able to locate and arrest the two suspects," Sgt. Gary Robertson said in a written statement.

Jailed for investigation of three counts of murder are 19-year-old Jesus Urzua of San Bernardino, and 25-year-old Emmanuel Pimentel of Rialto.

The victims and the suspects knew each other, police believe.

"This was not a random incident," Lt. Gwendolyn Waters said by email. "Both suspects are members of an Ontario gang, however it is now known right now if this was a gang-related crime. The victims have no known gang ties."

Urzua and Pimentel are believed to be the only persons responsible for the slayings, Waters said. However, the relationship between the two suspects and the victims is not yet clear, she said.

Police recovered two guns they believe were used in the crimes.

The second round of deadly gunfire rang out at 1:22 p.m. Tuesday near Ninth and G Streets in central San Bernardino, prompting call to police. Officers discovered the body of a 34-year-old Rialto man on the west sidewalk with no one else around. Earlier, police had given his hometown as Fontana.

The two incidents apparently are unrelated, police say.

"Just a really bad night," said Waters, who noted that, although Monday night's weather wasn't particularly hot, summer often seems to prompt a rise in the number of homicides. "The heat makes people grouchy."

Its been awhile since I've posted any pictures or anything at all but this news struck my interest. I just had to post it. 3 people are dead from this single shooting. This ought to give the Dead Presidents incident a run for its money, and I'm not condoning any competition here. I assume this Manor Trailer Park is the Manor Boys hood? It also says that the suspects were Ontario gang members. What hood was the east side killing in?

Pics to come,
sincerely
Shadowplay

That't not Manor Boys hood. Manor Boys is the neighborhood on Foothill and Macy. A lot of trailer parks happen to have the word manor in it.

aint that around where the Zion's are or Delman Heights??

This the dude that died? Maybe, maybe not.

http://www.myspace.com/159100367

EVANS STR. GANG wrote:aint that around where the Zion's are or Delman Heights??

Yeah, I think it is near Kyte's hood.

Well...this may get interesting, lol.

http://www.sbsun.com/news/ci_18465045

Four killed in 2 shootings in less than 8 hours in San Bernardino

Jesse B. Gill and Melissa Pinion-Whitt, Staff Writers
Posted: 07/12/2011 07:15:57 PM PDT

SAN BERNARDINO - Four men were killed in two separate shootings Monday night and early Tuesday.
Three people were shot to death about 7 p.m. Monday at a mobile-home park at 1697 W. Highland Ave.

Police officers found Jesus Tiburiso, 18, his brother Ruben Sanchez, 19, and their cousin Evaristo Contreras, 20, suffering from gunshot wounds. The three men were San Bernardino residents.

Sanchez and Tiburiso died there. Paramedics took Contreras to Loma Linda University Medical Center, where he died at 10:47 p.m., San Bernardino County coroner's officials said.

"They weren't in any trouble or anything," said Juan Lopez, 19, the brother-in-law of Sanchez and Tiburiso. "They already graduated high school and were getting ready to go to college."

Officers arrested Jesus Urzua, 19, of San Bernardino, and Emmanuel Pimentel, 25, of Rialto on suspicion of murder.

Urzua was booked at Central Detention Center in San Bernardino. Pimentel was booked at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga.

Both men were being held without bail.

The unknown motive is haunting the family of the three victims, Lopez said. He said Urzua and Pimentel are friends of the family.

"We just want to know why they did this," Lopez said. "We just don't understand."

Police recovered the weapons used in the shooting, one of them a shotgun. A motive for the killing was not yet known, but police Lt. Gwen Waters said "this was

not a random incident."
"Both suspects are members of an Ontario gang. However, it is not known right now if this was a gang-related crime," Waters said. "The victims have no known gang ties."

A second shooting left a man dead about 1:22 a.m. Tuesday in the 900 block of North G Street. Bloodstains covered the sidewalk on the west side of the street, south of Holy Land Church at the corner of 10th and G streets.

The 34-year-old man was a resident of Rialto, but authorities had not yet released his name.

Police have shared few details on the man's death.

A man who lives on G Street but declined to give his name said he heard about five shots before he went outside to look.

He said he did not see a shooter, but he saw the victim.

"I saw (the victim) over there," he said. "I walked about halfway across the street, and I could see all of the blood."

The man said he had not seen the victim in the neighborhood before.

The motive was not known, and police had not identified suspects.



Read more: http://www.sbsun.com/news/ci_18465045#ixzz1S0N1mpYN

All 5 of these shootings are connected. Going back to the shooting of the two Ese's in the Gardens week before last all of those involved knew each other and the two that got caught in the trailer park shooting were staying over by the Gardens and the Maze between California and State, right around the corner from the first shooting.