A Man Suspected of Killing Two People in Coachella Has Been Apprehended and Charged with Murder in the Bay Area

The bodies of two people were discovered inside a residence in Coachella on Sunday, and a 22-year-old man has been charged with their murders. On Monday, Daniel Torres was taken into custody in Colma, which is located just south of San Francisco.

He was arrested and accused of the murders of Monique Vega, who was 26 years old, and Hector Ramos, who was 23 years old. While Ramos called La Quinta home, Vega called the neighborhood of Val Verde, which is located to the north of Santa Clarita, home.

The initial steps of the inquiry into the two deaths were taken on Sunday morning around 8:20 a.m. when police in Colma reacted to a call made to 9-1-1. According to a news statement, the caller informed police of two victims who had been killed in Coachella, and Colma police relayed the information to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.

Sgt. Ben Ramirez reported that sheriff’s deputies found the bodies of Vega and Ramos in a casita in the 85-300 block of Avenue 52 at approximately 9:50 a.m. on Sunday. According to the deputies, both Vega and Ramos had suffered substantial trauma prior to their deaths.

After speaking with the inhabitants of the main house, where the adjoining casita was located, law enforcement officers were able to find the dead. The news release did not specify whether or not any of those residents are suspected of having any involvement in the deaths of Ramos and Vega.

After the victims were discovered, Torres was taken into custody and eventually charged with murder. According to the police, Torres was the person who called 9-1-1. Redwood City, which is located to the south of Colma, is where he was booked into jail. According to the sheriff’s department, Torres calls Coachella his home. This article was published in the Palm Springs Desert Sun at the following location: A suspect in the deaths of two people was found in Coachella, and he was detained in the Bay Area.

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