San Diego : Police Seek 3 in Execution Killings
San Diego police were searching Sunday for three suspects in connection with the execution-style slaying of three men whose bound bodies were found Friday in an auto repair shop in Southeast San Diego.
Pat Nolan, a police dispatch supervisor, confirmed that a bulletin had been issued for the arrest of Hector Ayala, 23, his brother Ronald, 24, and Joseph Moreno, 45. All three men are Latinos of medium height and build.
Hector Ayala is known to carry a .38-caliber pistol and Ronald Ayala could be armed with a .22-caliber semiautomatic pistol, Nolan said.
The three men are sought in connection with the deaths of Jose Luis Rositas, Marco Antonio Zamora and Ernesto Mendez Dominguez, all of San Diego. The victims were found Friday inside the A&Z; Auto Repair shop in the 900 block of 43rd Street. Each had his hands tied behind his back and a gunshot wound to the head. A fourth man, Pedro Castillo Jr., survived and is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital.
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