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   STOCKTON, Calif. — A man has been arrested in Stockton in   
   connection to a series of killings in the city and one in   
   Oakland, authorities announced on Saturday. He could face   
   charges for the murders of six men that were linked through   
   ballistics.   
      
   Wesley Brownlee, 43, was arrested overnight "while out hunting,"   
   police Chief Stanley McFadden said at a news conference with   
   City Manager Harry Black, Mayor Kevin Lincoln and San Joaquin   
   County District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar.   
      
   McFadden believes they "stopped another killing."   
      
   The police chief said the arrest was made possible thanks to   
   community tips and the work of the police department.   
      
   "Our surveillance team followed this person while he was   
   driving. We watched his patterns and determined early this   
   morning he was on a mission to kill. He was out hunting,"   
   McFadden said.   
      
   He was caught around 2 a.m. at Winslow Way and Village Green   
   Drive and was wearing dark clothing with a mask around his neck   
   and armed with a firearm in his waistband, police confirmed to   
   KCRA 3.   
      
   Authorities are now working to identify if the weapon found is   
   linked to the other shootings.   
      
   Police confirmed that he is the sole suspect "at this time" and   
   is believed to be the person of interest captured on video from   
   shooting scenes.   
      
   Authorities said that Brownlee has lived in Stockton off and on,   
   while also living in other cities. He has a criminal record,   
   though police did not detail the previous crimes.   
      
   Public records from San Joaquin County show two traffic   
   violations in 2021 and 2022, along with a felony in 2017 and a   
   DUI in 2009.   
      
      
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   #BREAKING: @StocktonPolice announce an arrest has been made in   
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   STOCKTON SERIAL KILLINGS | Police chief, mayor making "major   
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   #NEW: This is the suspect in the Stockton serial killings,   
   Wesley Brownlee. @StocktonPolice say they made contact with him   
   this morning & he was armed when they took him into custody.   
   @kcranews (Photo credit: @MBandurKCRA)   
      
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   Stockton's mayor said the city will be able to get past this and   
   that public safety is their number one priority.   
      
   "I want to make this very very clear, to the people of Stockton,   
   to the United States and around the world. When the people of   
   Stockton come together and we unite we can get things done.   
   Stockton will be a place where people can live, raise a family   
   and grow a business," Mayor Kevin Lincoln said.   
      
   Salazar on the arrest of Brownlee said, “The crime was solved   
   because we’re Stockton. You don’t come to our house and bring   
   this reign of terror.”   
      
   Brownlee will appear in court on Tuesday afternoon, officials   
   said. Salazar said the district attorney's office is working to   
   determine the charges against him.   
      
   Officials are still unsure what the motive behind the killings   
   are, but said his patterns were consistent.   
      
   It's unclear if the gun police found on Saturday is linked to   
   all seven shootings.   
      
   “I am grateful for the work of the Stockton Police Department   
   and law enforcement agencies who lent their support to this   
   investigation, including the California Department of Justice’s   
   Bureau of Firearms and Bureau of Forensic Services,” Attorney   
   General Rob Bonta said in a statement. “When we face a challenge   
   or threat to the safety of Californians, we stand stronger when   
   we stand together. Because of our collaborative work, the   
   citizens of Stockton and California communities can feel comfort   
   in knowing that this suspect is now in custody.”   
      
   Who are the victims?   
      
   Six men were killed — five in Stockton this year and one in   
   Oakland last year. The victims were identified by police as:   
      
   35-year-old Paul Alexander Yaw   
   43-year-old Salvador William Debudey Jr.   
   21-year-old Jonathan Hernandez Rodriguez   
   52-year-old Juan Cruz   
   52-year-old Lorenzo Lopez   
   The victim in Oakland was a 40-year-old Hispanic man. Affiliate   
   KTVU reported that the coroner identified the man as Juan Miguel   
   Vasquez Serrano.   
      
   A 46-year-old Black woman is the only known survivor of the   
   shootings. Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden said the woman   
   biked to an encampment at Park and Union streets in Stockton   
   where she was shot on April 16, 2021, at around 3:30 a.m.   
      
      
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