Couple Accused Of Deadly Crime Spree Appears In Court
Suspected deputy killer Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte and his wife, Janelle Marquez Monroy, were arraigned Tuesday on criminal charges, including the murder of a Placer County sheriff's detective and a Sacramento County sheriff's deputy.
At Tuesday's hearing, through the help of a Spanish translator, the man who claimed to be Marcelo Marquez when he was arrested, gave a different name: Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte. After reading the list of charges against Monroy-Bracamonte, the judge said if convicted, he faces the death penalty.
Janelle Marquez Monroy was also arraigned. Neither suspected entered a plea. The couple is scheduled to appear in court on December 9.
Neither Bracamontes or Monroy entered pleas. Will be back in court Dec. 9.
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
Faces not allowed to be showed per judge. Janelle Marquez Monroy up now. pic.twitter.com/rnWTJYLf92
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
No plea entered Bracamontes back in court Dec 9.
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
Judge announces Bracamontes faces death if convicted.
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
Judge is reading very lengthy criminal complaint against the suspect. Now referring to him by Mr. Bracamontes.
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
Marcelo Marquez tells judge his real name is Luis Enrique Monroy Bracamonte (spelling). pic.twitter.com/f76Lvpz0xv
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014
Alleged cop killer is in front of the judge arraigned - using Spanish translator. pic.twitter.com/Gzanigmimt
— Derek Shore Dombrowski (@DerekShore) October 28, 2014