Man who is suspected of having killed La tenants

The Los Angeles police arrested the man who was supposedly seen on Ring doorbell cameras who pursue the halls of a residential building in San Fernando Valley, then collapsed into one of the units and killed the residents inside.

According to the law enforcement authorities, the 27 -year -old Erick Escamilla was custody in a hospital in West Hills after a regional manhunt was hit after a killing in the Valley Village at the end of the last month. The murder fell to the residents and solved questions at the time the police needed to discover the victim's body. The body was found three days after screaming and a fight within the unit.

The LAPD investigators finally caught up with Escamilla after having followed his whereabouts and missed him at least once in the past week. He was arrested for murder on Thursday evening.

Menashe Hidra's body was found on April 26th in his apartment in the Valley Village on the fifth floor after an attacker had broken into a neighboring unit, the investigator said.

Three days earlier, the neighbors had called and reported to hear screams and a fight from the apartment. The officers responded to these calls, knocked on the door and went without finding anything.

Hidra's body was discovered on his top floor unit in the Ashton Sherman Village Complex of officers who carried out a social check after a friend was taken care of. Hidra was declared dead at the crime scene.

In front of the recent allegations, Escamilla was charged with an incident in the San Fernando Valley in February in February in February, including violation, entry into a non -commercial apartment and resistance to the arrest and was free of charge against a deposit of $ 10,000. The San Fernando police had previously arrested him in December.

LAPD officers said that social media rumors about a serial murderer in the region in the region were wrong and that Hidra's death was not associated with other murders at that time.

The LAPD has started internal investigations into the answers of the officials to this murder and another murder in Woodland Hills. The victims did not find the victims in both incidents because they did not go in.

On Tuesday, the LAPD boss Jim McDonnell spoke the two incidents during a meeting of the city's civil police during a meeting of the city of the city. McDonnell confirmed that the officials had not entered home in any home and said that he had opened administrative examinations in connection with their answers.

On the same day on which Hidra's body was discovered, the body of Aleksandre fashion baths, which was beaten to death in his house in his house in his house. In this case, a woman called 911 and reported the attack, but officers who arrived and went. They only found mode pools when they returned later, which were fatally injured.

The suspects in the murder of Woodland Hills were arrested.

A wall between Menashe Hidra's apartment in the Valley Village and a neighboring, empty was colored with blood.

(Richard Winton / Los Angeles Times)

When recording a police call before April 23, a dispatcher is reported to a call at the local officials: “Van Nuys units, possible ADW [assault with a deadly weapon] In progress … callers hear two men who fight and wrestle, beat and scream. “Several law enforcement sources say that police officers answered the scene but never entered the apartment.

One day before the discovery of Hidra's body, the LAPD officials examined a slump in the free apartment next door. Inside, the officers found a smashed skylight and a dried blood, two sources that were not authorized to discuss the examination.

The investigators suspect that the murderer could have broken into the neighbors of the vacant apartment through an clock and was then moved to him from the balcony of the unit.

The blood was left in the Valley Village apartment complex on a staircase handle, where menashe hidra was killed.

(Richard Winton / Los Angeles Times)

Bloody handprints and markings were visible on the wall between Hidra's balcony and the free apartment when a reporter with the residents visited the residents last week. The blood was also visible on the door handle of a staircase output, where the attacker flew in front of the building in a video released by the police.