US EditionPuerto Rico police charge a suspect in the recent killing of a US tourist
Kalel Jorell Martínez Bristol faces first-degree murder charges after a stray bullet killed tourist Kevin Mares during a dispute, with two others injured, officials said.
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Puerto Rico police charge a suspect in the recent killing of a tourist from the US mainland
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A 37-year-old man with a criminal record turned himself into police on Friday and was charged in the recent killing of a tourist from the U.S. mainland who had flown to Puerto Rico for…
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The Washington PostPuerto Rico police charge a suspect in the recent killing of a US tourist
Authorities in Puerto Rico say a 37-year-old man has turned himself into police and was charged in the recent killing of a U.S. tourist who had flown to the island for Bad Bunny’s residency. Puerto Rico’s Justice Department said Friday…
Puerto Rico police charge suspect in killing of tourist from US mainland
Authorities in Puerto Rico say a 37-year-old man has turned himself into police and was charged in the recent killing of a tourist from the U.S. mainland who had flown to the island for Bad Bunny’s residency
Federal convict Kenel J. Martínez Bristol, who was identified as the alleged perpetrator of the murder of 25-year-old tourist Kevin Mares, which occurred early Sunday morning on Lucila Silva Street, in front of the "Shelter for Abused Men" business in the La Perla neighborhood of San Juan, surrendered this afternoon at the Hato Rey Judicial Center.
The defendant faces charges of first-degree murder and violations of the Weapons Law.
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