* Mexicali Club triple homicide identified 26 year old Arturo Castillo Velasquez as suspect
Published by Staff Writer on August 17, 2011
ID #11-16 and ID #11-279
Suspects : Humberto Velasquez Sanchez, Manuel Morales Mendosa, Antonio Barraza Allon, Manuel Rodriguez Barraza, Arturo Castillo Velasquez and Hector Milla Aka: Arnaldo Perez Santana Nickname: “Mono”
On Tuesday, August 16th, San Jose Police Department Homicide Detectives identified the final suspect in the January 8th triple homicide at the Mexicali Club. Detectives have identified 26 year old Arturo Castillo Velasquez as the suspect. Suspect Castillo Velasquez is the suspect that can be seen on the surveillance video footage from the crime scene which the police department released earlier this year. In the video, Suspect Velasquez, clad in a ballistic vest, attempts to kidnap Victim Humberto Sanchez at gunpoint. The surveillance video can be viewed at www. sjpd.org on the SJPD YouTube channel. Detectives have obtained a Ramey Warrant for murder for Suspect Velasquez. Suspect Velasquez’s wherabouts are unknown. Detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating this extremely dangerous suspect.
** Original Press Release **
San Jose: The San Jose Police Department is investigating a triple homicide that occurred on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011, at the Mexicali Club, 939 Oakland Road, in San Jose. Police received 9-1-1 calls at 8:27 p.m. of shots fired inside the bar. Three males reportedly entered the club while armed with firearms and a gun battle ensued. The investigation reveals that three suspects, two of whom have been identified as Antonio Allon and Manuel Barraza, entered the bar with the intent to kidnap the bar owner, Humberto Velasquez Sanchez, over an alleged debt. A fourth suspect, identified as Hector Milla, waited outside as the driver of the getaway vehicle. Allon, Barraza, and the third, unidentified suspect, were confronted inside the bar by Manuel Mendosa, who was armed with a firearm. A gun battle ensued and Allon and Mendosa were killed inside the bar as a result of the gun battle. Barraza sustained fatal wounds, but escaped and was later found in the getaway vehicle, which was located near the bar the next morning. Sanchez sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was taken to a local hospital, where he currently remains in stable condition. We are currently seeking two outstanding suspects: Hector Milla, driver of the getaway vehicle, and the third suspect who remains unidentified. Milla, also known as Arnaldo Perez Santana and by the nickname of “Mono,” has a no-bail warrant for his arrest in this case, charging violation of section 187 of the California Penal Code — Homicide. It is unknown if Milla is armed with a firearm, and it is believed he is possibly headed to Southern California or Mexico.
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