HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Inocencio Sales, who spoke a Mayan language and Spanish, was once from the highlands of Central America. He was once studying how to talk English however Chuj was once his first language.
Sales, 35, was once from western Guatemala. His circle of relatives in the Huehuetenango space’s village of Piol waited for his go back, however his plans and goals ended final 12 months all through an armed theft in Miami-Dade County.
His brother and his pals grieved at a funeral house alongside Krome Avenue. Detectives imagine Luis Enrique Mejicano shot him in the stomach in a while prior to 1 a.m., on Aug. 7, at 56 NW 9 St., in Homestead.
Detectives don’t imagine the 2 knew each and every different. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue staff attempted to save him. They used a helicopter to fly him to the Jackson South Medical Center, however a physician pronounced him useless.
Homestead law enforcement officials spoke back to the crime scene first after a ShotSpotter alert. Miami-Dade detectives investigated the murder.
Witnesses advised law enforcement officials the killer had fled in a pink pickup truck. Records display detectives discovered surveillance movies appearing the pickup truck and located it parked alongside Southwest 157 Court.
Police officials reported Mejicano was once sporting a 9 mm Glock 26 Gen 5 with a longer mag. Detectives reported there have been two 9 mm spent casings on the crime scene.
The circle of relatives was once ready to fly Sales’s frame again house on Sept. 9 to Guatemala’s capital town, and there was once a caravan again to his rural the town for a service in both languages. There was once are living track.
Meanwhile, in Miami-Dade County, Circuit Judge Andrea Wolfson issued an arrest warrant for Mejicano’s arrest on Oct. 31.
Records display Mejicano had fled to North Carolina and the U.S. Marshals Service arrested him on Nov. 17, in Durham.
Mejicano was once extradited and correctional officials booked him on Dec. 13. Prosecutors charged him with Sales’s homicide on Dec. 18.
During a listening to on Friday, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Laura Cruz denied him bond. He remained on the Metrowest Detention Center on Saturday looking forward to his subsequent listening to at 9:30 a.m., on June 20.
Mejicano was once going through one rely of first-degree homicide all through a theft and two counts of tried armed theft with a perilous weapon with a masks.
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