Guadalupe Torres-Rangel wanted for murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit extortion in a 2007 gang-related incident

Mexican fugitive wanted in connection with a homicide in Los Angeles has been arrested near Dulzura about four miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border.
A Border Patrol spokesman said Monday that Guadalupe Torres-Rangel and four other Mexican nationals were taken into custody Sunday afternoon. During processing, agents found that Torres-Rangel had an outstanding felony warrant.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department's Web site, Torres-Rangel was wanted for murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit extortion in a 2007 gang-related incident that left a 23-day-old baby dead and a man injured. Torres-Rangel was turned over to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department and is awaiting extradition to Los Angeles.

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