Four more murders of a serial killer from California are being charged against him

California man accused in serial killings in Northern California was charged with four more murders.

Wesley Brownlee (43), Stockton, California was arrested and charged with three murders. He was allegedly the serial killer who ambushed victims since April 2021. reported. Brownlee was detained while he “was out hunting” For another victim, call police said October

Authorities already had revealed the identities of three victims from the new murders. They had previously claimed that Brownlee was the culprit. In the beginning, authorities believed Brownlee had killed six people and wounded one woman. He has been charged with seven murders.

Jonathan Rodriguez Hernandez, 21, Juan Cruz, 52, and Lawrence Lopez Sr. were the first three victims. These three men were murdered in August and September. A new complaint accuses Brownlee of the deaths Paul Yaw, 35, Salvador Debudey Jr. 43, Juan Vasquez Serrano 39, and Mervin Harm. Yaw and Debudey died in Stockton in the summer, while Harmon and Serrano were killed in Alameda in April 2021.

Brownlee, 46, was also charged in the killings.

Stanley McFadden, Chief of Stockton Police, stated that police use community tips during a October news conference. “good old-fashioned police work” Brownlee is easy to find.

“Based on tips coming to the department’s Stockton Crimestoppers, were we able to zero in on a possible suspect,” McFadden stated, The Daily Wire had previously reported. “Our surveillance team followed this person while he was driving … watched his pattern and determined early this morning.”

“He was on a mission to kill,” McFadden added.

Police chief stated that officers took a black man in dark clothes into custody after following him around dark places and parks. He would stop to look around and then move on to the next location.

“He was out hunting,” McFadden stated this at his press conference. “We are sure we stopped another killing.”

Brownlee was convicted of drug and traffic offenses in Arizona and California.

McFadden told CNN that Brownlee’s seven victims were “alone, often caught off guard, or maybe relaxing in a vehicle or walking alone in almost pitch darkness” When they were attacked.

He also said that “Just because an arrest was made does not mean the investigation stops,” It is possible to say “this is still a very active investigation.”

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