A teenager could go to jail for the murder of a Hispanic fellow

A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Utah, USA for being responsible for the homicide from another teenager, a 15-year-old Hispanic.

Mark Grajeda died after being shot in the head. Officials from the West Valley City Police Department confirmed that the incident occurred in a house near 1500 Avenue and 2300 South.

Presumably, the youth had gone to the shelter during dinner time at school, Although the house belongs to another of the minors who accompanied them at the time of the shooting.

Roxeanne Vainuku, spokeswoman for the West Valley City Police, confirmed that the events occurred last Tuesday in such circumstances. He said that "many people", including adults, were on the top floor of the apartment when the suspect, "who had a rifle in his hand, pointed at the victim and squeezed the trigger."

According to various local media, the attacker, whose name is still unknown, reportedly He is in a juvenile detention center waiting to be charged with homicide.

West Valley City police revealed that the inmate had declared that it was an accident. However, relevant investigations are ongoing, Examination of the witnesses who were in the house.

In the statements to the news 2KUTV, The lieutenant Bill Merritt, West Valley City police, said that there were several versions of the incident, which makes the police work difficult.

Until now, it is unclear why the attacker had a weapon, who gave him, who he belonged to and what he did with it. After the research, theThe detectives seized three pistols, two inside the house and one in the cbad near the house. One of the weapons found inside belongs to the owner of the house, but the owner of the second is unknown.

As for the weapon in the channel, "We have no evidence indicating that the weapon belongs to one of the people who were in the house when the shooting took place"he badured the American press, badured Roxeanne Vainuku to anyone in the house where the shooting took place.

Friends and family members made a vigil with candles in front of Marquez's house on Wednesday night. They met in the snow in front of their house, where they remembered the victim as "a strong brother, who loved football".