Crime & Safety
Windsor Birthday Party Murder Suspects Plead Not Guilty
The three teens, 18, 17, and 17, are accused of fatally shooting a 15-year-old in June. They reportedly fled to Mexico before arrests.

Three Santa Rosa teens pleaded not guilty in Sonoma County Superior Court today to the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy and attempted killing of three other people at a birthday party in Windsor last June.
Flavio Ramos Caballero, 18, Oscar Gustavo Aguilar, 17, and Duane Darcell Morgan, 17, are charged with murder for killing Nathaniel Torres of Windsor on June 22.
They are being held under no bail in Sonoma County Jail.
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Sergio Quiroz, 21, of Santa Rosa, is charged with being an accessory. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Friday.
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The other unidentified victims were 17, 21 and 24 at the time of the shooting.
Caballero, Aguilar and Morgan were arrested in Sonora, a state in Mexico, on Oct. 20. Morgan returned to Sonoma County and Caballero and Aguilar were taken to Pima County Jail in Arizona. They fought extradition but returned to Sonoma County in December.
All three are scheduled for a court hearing Monday to set a date for a preliminary hearing that is expected to be held in April at the soonest, defense attorneys said.
--Bay City News
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