Two Brothers Arrested in Connection with Fatal San Leandro Shooting

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Two Brothers Arrested in Connection with Fatal San Leandro Shooting
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Two brothers, Erick Moreno and Mauricio Moreno, have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting of Anderson Choy outside his home in San Leandro earlier this year. A third suspect was initially arrested as an accessory but released.

Three people, including two brothers, were arrested last week in connection with a killing of a San Leandro man front of his home earlier this year, police said.Around 6:30 p.m. on May 5, the victim was pulling into the driveway when two suspects approached in an apparent robbery attempt. One of the victims was armed with an AR-15 style rifle, police said.During the confrontation, one shot was fired into the victim's vehicle, which struck him in the neck.

Also on Thursday, police arrested a third suspect as a suspected accessory to but was released the same day. Police did not reveal the person's name.'This case is a testament to the tenacity and persistence of our detectives in seeking justice for the homicide victim,' Lt. Abe Teng said in a statement. 'A lot of time was spent painstakingly gleaning evidence and conducting surveillance to build a case strong enough to go beyond just making arrests.

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