Carlos Dominguez Identified As Suspect In Stabbing To Death Of Victim

Carlos Dominguez Identified As Suspect In Stabbing To Death Of Victim

The suspect in the Davis stabbings, identified as 21-year-old Carlos Dominguez, is reported to be originally from Oakland. According to the university, a former UC Davis student was separated for academic reasons on April 25th during his third year.

In Davis, near Sacramento, a 21-year-old man named Carlos Dominguez is currently on trial for the first time since his recent arrest. According to the defendant’s statement, he informed the judge that he comprehended the essence of the trial.

According to reports, the defendant’s public defender entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf.

According to the prosecutor, the crimes were deemed as extremely severe and hazardous to the community, resulting in the loss of two lives and almost claiming the life of a third individual.

According to official sources, Dominguez is facing charges of two counts of murder and aggravated assault.

Last week, Dominguez ceased attending UC Davis. According to the university, he was dismissed from the school on April 25 due to academic reasons. He had completed three years of study prior to his dismissal.

On April 27, a series of attacks commenced with the fatal stabbing of David Henry Breau, aged 50, whose lifeless body was discovered in Central Park of the city.