Police originally thought Dean had been shot, not stabbed. He was found in the street and taken to ProMedica Memorial Hospital, where he later died. In the March 12 fatal stabbing incident, Marrio Dean, 43, of Fremont, died. Wensinger said the police had received a lot of cooperation from the restaurant, adding he was disappointed anyone would enter a restaurant or business and fire a gun. The interim police chief said he expected the formal indictments and criminal charges to be filed soon, although he did not have an exact date for those filings. Wensinger said the police department did not plan to release the suspect's name, or the name of a suspect in a separate March 12 fatal stabbing on Justice Street, until formal indictments are filed with a grand jury.īoth cases are still under investigation. The victims were taken to area hospitals and treated for their injuries. on May 5, the police said in a news release after the incident. Two males were shot inside at the bar area of the restaurant, 531 W. We do not anticipate any problems in the area,' Wensinger said Tuesday. According to officers, the suspects became more violent. They just sent my parents a bill that includes 78 in additional charges with no details. Fremont News 4d Fremont Police: Man Linked To 'Prolific' Catalytic Converter Ring Also Facing Firearms Charges. It’s just as well that they’re going out of business. FREMONT - Interim Police Chief Derek Wensinger said a suspect has been identified in the May 5 Rojas Rosas Cantina shooting through video footage provided by the establishment. Shawn Darr doesn't recommend Fremont News-Messenger.

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