Lilburn man charged with Fourth of July murder of roommate
GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUL 9 – Martin Montiel-Moreno faces felony and malice murder charges after his roommate died from severe head injuries sustained in a July 4 assault, police said.
- Gwinnett County police arrested Martin Montiel-Moreno for assaulting and killing his roommate Jorge De La Cruz at a Comanche Court home on July 4.
- Officials responded after a roommate found De La Cruz with a severe head injury and called 911, while Montiel-Moreno fled before police arrived and the motive remains unknown.
- Montiel-Moreno confessed to assaulting De La Cruz with a sledgehammer and faced charges of aggravated battery and aggravated assault before those were elevated to felony and malice murder counts following De La Cruz’s death on July 6.
- Neighbor Jackie Prather described the violence as "pretty bad," and attorneys said during a January hearing they are ready to schedule a trial with another hearing set for October.
- Officials urged anyone with relevant details to reach out to Gwinnett detectives or Crime Stoppers, where anonymous tips may be eligible for a financial reward if they result in an arrest and formal charges.
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