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Multiple arrests made in killing of off-duty Monterey Park police officer
Authorities tell FOX 11 they do not believe Gardiel Solorio was targeted because he was a police officer.
A California man accused of fatally shooting an off-duty Monterey Park police officer in broad daylight is a 20-year-old with a history of arrests on allegations of violence, according to Los Angeles law enforcement sources.
Carlos Daniel Delcid is accused of gunning down Monterey Park Police Officer Gardiel Solorio in an LA Fitness parking lot during an attempted carjacking Monday, sources told Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
Los Angeles County jail records show Delcid has been booked a half-dozen times in the past year — the most recent coming Tuesday, a day after Downey police arrested him. He is being held on $2 million bail.
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The spate of violence led Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón to announce Wednesday that his office would make an exception to his policy against seeking special enhancements and against seeking life without parole. Delcid is now facing charges that include murder, attempted robbery and possession of firearm by a felon, with enhancements.
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Monterey Park police killing: 2 including juvenile arrested, charged
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced charges against two people involved in the killing of off-duty Monterey Park Police officer Gardiel Solorio.
"Officer Solorio attempted to flee by backing up his vehicle when the suspect fired multiple times," Gascón said during a news briefing. "The defendant then returned back to a vehicle where a juvenile was behind the wheel, and they fled the scene."
Law enforcement sources say Delcid also has several juvenile arrests, including for an alleged attempted murder charge — but no convictions. Earlier this year, he pleaded guilty to felony charges of domestic violence and residential burglary after beating up and attacking his girlfriend, according to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital. He was sentenced to six months in county jail and four years of felony probation.
Prosecutors were unable to file an enhancement for using a knife in Delcid's February domestic violence crime due to progressive directives implemented by Gascón.
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In January, Delcid was arrested on another carjacking allegation, but authorities did not have enough evidence to bring charges, sources told Fox News Digital.
Investigators told FOX 11 Los Angeles earlier this week that Solorio suffered multiple gunshot wounds while sitting in his car and that surveillance footage, at one point, shows his vehicle traveling backwards around 25 feet before slamming into a van — possibly in an attempt to escape his attacker.
Solorio was new to the force, sources told Fox News Digital. He suffered five gunshot wounds to the chest and the shooting was captured on the gym’s surveillance videos. Multiple suspects were said to have been taken into custody.
A post on the Monterey Police Department’s Instagram just two weeks ago congratulated the new officer on his graduation from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Academy.
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