Shooting In Fontana Case

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In Fontana, November 22, three men and two minors committed a shooting at a house party. Right before 3 am, they opened fire on two men.Julio week later. they were finally arrested. The suspects were Joshua Marin, age 18, Johnny Marin, age 19, and Joe Gonzalez, age 18. One of the men that was shot was taken to the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. Unluckily, he was later pronounced dead. The other shooting victim has survived with a couple injuries. Upon further investigation, detectives believes that the gun violence was abg related. The suspects were trialed in the West Valley Superior Court. In the future, it will be known what punishment they’ll

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