Santa Ana : Man Held in Shooting That Left 2 Wounded
Two customers in a Santa Ana bar were wounded Sunday night when four shots were fired into the bar from a pickup truck parked outside. Police later arrested an Anaheim man in the case.
Serafin Riba Guerrero, 36, was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into an occupied building minutes after the 9:10 p.m. attack, said Maureen Thomas, a police spokeswoman.
Manuel Valenzuela Epi, 60, was shot once in the back and Luis Orozco, 31, of Santa Ana, was shot once in the left leg. Both men were listed in stable condition Monday at the Fountain Valley Regional Hospital. Police have no motive for the shootings, Thomas said.
According to police, a pickup truck pulled up to the entrance of the Gemini Bar in the 300 block of North Harbor Boulevard and the driver fired four times, then sped south on Harbor. Witnesses gave police a description of the truck, and officers stopped and arrested Guerrero two blocks away.
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