Three detained after teen boys slain in California mass shooting on beach as cops raid home

Three people were detained Thursday after cops raided a California home in connected with a deadly beach shooting that left two boys, aged 13 and 15, dead.Monterey County sheriff’s investigators probed a home in the 900 block of Maple Street in Greenfield, about 50 miles southeast of Moss Landing State Beach, where they detained the three individuals and processed evidence.The raid marks a significant development in the investigation into Monday’s Moss Landing State Beach shooting that killed Marco Antonio Perez, 15, and Nathaniel Flores, 13, both of Salinas, and left two others injured.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.

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Never miss a story “These are persons of interest,” Monterey County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Andres Rosas told KSBW.“At this time, the detectives are speaking to those individuals to try to determine what exactly happened on the morning of November 2nd.”The identities of the three detained people are unknown.

None of the three have been arrested.Monterey County sheriff’s deputies responding to reports of gunfire near Jetty Road shortly before 2 a.m.Monday found the two teens dead at the scene.

Two other people were hospitalized, including one with non-life-threatening injuries.Authorities have not disclosed the condition of the other victim.Investigators have not publicly identified a motive for the shooting, but previously said there was “no active threat to the Moss Landing community at this time.”Trash, alcohol, red cups, and a speaker could be seen at the scene, suggesting a party took place.Top Monterey County law enforcement officials said then that they were working the case and asking for help on the circumstances.“This is a tragic incident that has resulted in the loss of two lives,” Monterey County Sheriff Tina M.

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