Three individuals, including a teenager, a man, and a juvenile, face severe charges for their alleged involvement in a California mass shooting in King City and a separate double homicide in Monterey County.

The suspects, identified as Jonathan Leal Cervantes, 18, Pedro Manuel Nava, 32, and an unnamed juvenile, all residents of Greenfield, were apprehended by law enforcement officials from the Monterey County Sheriff's Office, the King City Police Department, and the Salinas Police Department.

The suspects stand accused of a litany of charges, including four counts of murder, four counts of criminal conspiracy to commit murder, seven counts of attempted murder, and weapons and gang enhancements related to the King City, California mass shooting in March, Yahoo! News reports.

Additionally, they face two counts of murder in connection with a double homicide in South Monterey County that occurred on February 24.

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Suspects Plead Not Guilty

In court appearances on Friday, all three suspects pleaded not guilty to the charges against them, according to KION46.

The initial appearance was made by a Greenfield teenager, identified as "Angel E." in court documents.

The District Attorney's office revealed intentions to try Angel E. as an adult. Pedro Manuel Nava and Jonathan Cervantes also entered not-guilty pleas and are scheduled for further court proceedings.

Nava, specifically, is alleged to have directed the shooters at their targets.

More than 80 warrants were executed by various agencies to seek justice for the victims of the shootings, which resulted in six fatalities and 11 injuries in total.

Law enforcement officials expressed determination to bring closure to affected communities, acknowledging the profound impact of the violence on residents' sense of security.

The arrests followed a series of events starting in January, including vehicle thefts, armed confrontations, and ultimately culminating in the tragic California mass shooting.

These incidents involved stolen vehicles, robberies, and targeted violence, spanning different locations in Monterey County.

Arrests and Charges Detailed

The suspects, all residents of Greenfield, have been implicated in the fatal California mass shooting that took place during a birthday celebration in King City.

They are also linked to a separate shooting incident in southern Monterey County and an armed robbery in Salinas.

The charges against them include multiple counts of murder, conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, as well as weapon and gang-related charges.

Sheriff Tina Nieto expressed hope that the arrests would bring a semblance of security back to the affected communities, CBS News noted.

She extended sympathies to the victims and their families, emphasizing the collective desire for healing and peace in the wake of the tragic events.

The arrests of the suspects represent a significant development in ongoing investigations into the violent crimes that have shaken Monterey County.

As legal processes persist, authorities are dedicated to ensuring justice prevails and offering resolution to impacted communities.

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Written by: Ross Key

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