Three alleged gang members charged in murder of Marine in Los Angeles

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Three alleged gang members charged in murder of Marine in Los Angeles
By Michael Swaney| November 16th, 2016|Military News, U.S. Marines|0 Comments

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Three men have been charged in connection with the murder a 19-year-old Marine while he was on leave from Camp Pendleton to visit his family and friends in Los Angeles.

Carlos Segovia-Lopez was leaving his girlfriend’s house on September 16 when he noticed men attempting to vandalize a vehicle nearby.  Segovia-Lopez was shot in the head by Oscar Aguilar after exchanging words with the men, according to prosecutors.

26-year-old Aguilar and Esau Rios, 28, were both charged with one count of murder, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office.  In addition to the murder charge, Aguilar faces one count of possession of a firearm by a felon and dissuading a witness.  Aguilar was convicted in 2011 for criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon in 2008.

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Three alleged gang members charged in murder of Marine in Los Angeles
By Michael Swaney| November 16th, 2016|Military News, U.S. Marines|0 Comments

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Three men have been charged in connection with the murder a 19-year-old Marine while he was on leave from Camp Pendleton to visit his family and friends in Los Angeles.

Carlos Segovia-Lopez was leaving his girlfriend’s house on September 16 when he noticed men attempting to vandalize a vehicle nearby.  Segovia-Lopez was shot in the head by Oscar Aguilar after exchanging words with the men, according to prosecutors.

26-year-old Aguilar and Esau Rios, 28, were both charged with one count of murder, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office.  In addition to the murder charge, Aguilar faces one count of possession of a firearm by a felon and dissuading a witness.  Aguilar was convicted in 2011 for criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon in 2008.

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I had a latino Cpl. once who was from that part of L.A.  He used to say that it was best to stay away from the "cholos".