Daughter of Mass Shooting Victim ‘Patiently Waiting’ for Justice
A man suspected of fatally shooting four people in Orange, California, remains unconscious in the hospital, forcing law officials to delay his scheduled April 5 arraignment.
“We are patiently waiting for him to be conscious,” Vania Tovar, who lost her father and sister in the shootings, told The Epoch Times. “They will be checking every day. The only thing I can ask is that we keep this story alive so we can make sure justice is served.” Victims of a March 31, 2021 mass shooting in Orange, Calif. include (from left) nine-year-old Matthew Farias, 28-year-old Jenevieve Raygoza, Leticia Solis Guzman, and Luis Tovar.
I am absolutely not refusing to do anything the judge ordered, Morrison replied. He is in the hospital as of this morning, Morrison said. What his condition is, I don t really know.
Morrison said he has also been unable to get any specific medical information on his client.
Pham ordered Morrison and his co-counsel to return to the defendant s hospital room for another remote, live-streamed hearing so she could see Gonzalez for himself and determine whether he is able to grant a waiver to hold the arraignment at another time. The I-team has been looking into the background of the man accused in the killing spree at the office building in Orange. Eric Leonard reports for NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on April 1, 2021.
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