Francisco Oropeza is being held on a $7.5 million bond on five counts of first degree murder charges. So, what's next in his case?
The case involving the San Jacinto County mass shooting suspect will go to a grand jury and it's likely authorities will upgrade the five first degree murder charges to capital murder.
If officials have aggravating factors to support Francisco Oropeza's charges, they will be upgraded. San Jacinto County District Attorney Todd Dillon has 90 days to present the case.both are accused of helping Oropeza while he was on the runDivimara Nava, who is the suspect's domestic partner allegedly admitted to investigators she knew Oropeza arrived early Tuesday at the home where he would be arrested hours later.
Castilla is being held in San Jacinto County for a possession of marijuana charge, but more charges are expected.For news updates, follow Charly Edsitty on
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