They also announced the identity of the person responsible for the shooting; is stopped
The causes of the shooting on the Greyhound bus that went from Los Angeles to San Francisco are still unknown.
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Los Angeles, Feb 4 (EFE News) .- The Colombian Lurbis Elena Vence, from 51 years, was identified as the person deceased in the shooting on Monday in a Greyhound bus that made the route from The Angels to San Francisco and where did they result wounds another 5 people, reported Tuesday Police.
The Sheriff's Department of the county of Kern told the media that he identified the migrant through his passport, which was found next to her and which indicates that it was native of the municipality of El Molino, in the department of La Guajira, northeast of Colombia.
Five other people were hit by bullets, two of which are in serious condition.
A total of 42 passengers and the driver they were on the bus when the attack happened.
The shooting he registered at dawn on Monday in the interstate highway that joins the two California cities, in the area of Grapevine, near Fort Tejon Road, nail 80 miles (130 kilometers) north of The Angels, just over an hour after the vehicle had started the trip.
Beats Mill It was declared dead inside the bus, which ended up stopping in front of a gas station next to the highway after the shooting.
The alleged author of the shots was one of the passengers and was identified as Anthony Devonte Williams, 33 years old and the state of Maryland, who was arrested by agents of the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
The man was charged Monday afternoon for multiple charges, including murder and five charges of assassination attempt.
Williams is in the Kern County Jail no right to bail.
The authorities found on the bus the weapon with which Williams supposedly shot, and some ammunition.
Greyhound, the company that owns the bus, issued a statement in which they said "they are collecting details and will help the Kern County Police in every way possible during their investigation."
The CHP spokesperson, Steve Loftus, he assured in a press conference that they follow investigating the reasons why Williams shot at the other passengers.
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