Suspected serial killer arrested in Davis
Police announced they had arrested the suspect in three recent stabbings, two of them fatal.
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Police announced they had arrested the suspect in three recent stabbings, two of them fatal.
On Thursday, Davis police announced the arrest of suspected serial killer 21-year-old Carlos Domingues of Davis. He is being charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder.
A tip from life-long Davis resident Carter Carlson helped police find what could be their needle in a haystack.
All three stabbings happened at night, and business leaders say they want to brighten up the downtown area. But not everyone's convinced that more light will actually cut back on crime.
A person of interest has been detained as investigators work to make an arrest after a string of stabbings gripped the city of Davis.
The person of interest has black, curly hair and was wearing black track pants similar to those worn by the suspected killer, Davis police say. He was detained one block away from where a 20-year-old UC Davis student was stabbed to death Saturday.
A person of interest in the Davis stabbings has been detained. Police say he matches the description of the killer, including wearing the same track pants. He was taken to the police department headquarters for questioning.
Davis police have detained a person of interest in the series of stabbings that have left the city on edge. That person was taken into custody at Colby Drive and Pine Lane, then taken back to the police station for questioning.
There is one theme to all the attacks: they were brutal and brazen. There are now extra patrols and extra detectives combing the city of Davis in response to the stabbing attacks.
The Davis City Council took the unprecedented step of changing their regularly scheduled meeting and taking all planned agenda items off the table to dedicate the entire meeting to discussing the recent stabbings.
Three stabbings in less than a week in the city of Davis is a crime spree that's unprecedented. Citywide, the stabbings have been felt by many.
The FBI's definition of serial murder is the unlawful killing of two or more people. In the case of a recent string of deaths in Davis, there were three stabbing victims—two who were killed—in five days.
After three stabbings in five days, a sense of safety feels broken in Davis.
Police are on the search for a suspect involved in a third stabbing in recent days in Davis.
Police are on the search for a suspect involved in a third stabbing in Davis.
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