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A man found shot to death in a migrant workers’ camp was identified Monday as Jose Luis Rodriguez-Bravo, 27, authorities said.
Police found his body at about 10:40 p.m. Sunday night in a small shack, police spokesman Bill Robinson said. Witnesses at the camp, in McGonigle Canyon south of Black Mountain Road, said Rodriguez-Bravo, a migrant worker, had been arguing with somebody before the shooting.
Police do not have any suspects in custody, Robinson said.
Rodriguez-Bravo died from a single shotgun wound in the chest, Deputy Coroner George Dickason said.
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