RSSThree sought in fatal gang shooting in Othello
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
E-mail
Print
More 'Local'
- Easton driver seriously injured in accident near Cle Elum
- Court rules against Toppenish on air agency fees
- Driver following too closely rams semi on I-90
- Lower Yakima Valley homicide victim is identified
- Franklin County public works manager accused of embezzling $1 million to fuel cocaine habit
- Five-year sentence in Benton City vehicular assault case
- Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
Top Read
- Lawsuits over nearly $6M in debt lead to Chapter 11 for Morrier Ranch
- Ellensburg couple arrested on alleged child abuse
- Wapato area man shot in home, dies during surgery
- Toxicology report: Man shot by police had meth in system
- Groundhog's prediction: 6 more weeks of winter
- How Washington's senators voted on gay marriage
- Zillah Mighty Leopards coach ready to pass the ball after 21 years
Emailed
- Lawsuits over nearly $6M in debt lead to Chapter 11 for Morrier Ranch
- Zillah Mighty Leopards coach ready to pass the ball after 21 years
- Union Gap levy request small but necessary
- Those bangs? The Training Center
- Video -- The return of the wapato potato
- Valley schools earn state Achievement Awards
- Once-abducted woman to speak at YWCA event
OTHELLO, Wash. -- Three young men are being sought in a fatal gang-related shooting in Othello.
Adams County Sheriff Douglas Barger identifies the trio as 19-year-old Raul Marmolejo of Royal City, 19-year-old Fernando Montoya of Othello and 21-year-old Juan Carlos Ramos of Othello. They’re wanted for questioning in the shooting death of 19-year-old Ismael Garcia Jr. of Warden on March 18.
Investigators say Garcia was shot twice during a fight between two small groups of rival gang members at Taggares Park. He died after some friends took him to Othello Community Hospital.
Barger says anyone who sees those being sought in the case should approach them and instead should call police or the sheriff’s office.
Comments
The Yakima Herald-Republic is rolling out Facebook Comments to allow users to discuss YH-R articles with other users. For more information about YH-R policies, please refer to the following:
