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Search Warrant Page 12 of 19 Detective Raya described the clothing and pointed out each individual photographed while exiting the vehicl. Castro idenitifed the front passenger as Quirino and the rear passenger as Longoria. He also admitted both members are members of the criminal street gang, Calle Flores. Castro was shown an aerial photograph of the shooting scene and he positiviely identified where his vehicle was at the time of the shooting, along where the vicitm was last seen falling to the ground as he was shot. Follow-up On 08/13/22 Longoria, Quirino and Castro were contacted within Calle Flores gang territory near a graffiti plaque that read “CF”. On 11/16/21 Longoria, Quirino and Castro were contacted within Calle Flores gang territory, where it was discovered that Castro was illegally in possession of a firearm. During that investigation, Quirino admitted there was an alliance between the criminal street gangs Delhi and Calle Flores, due to him having grown up and attended school with Delhi gang members. Quirino was also identified as a suspect in a previous gang related shooting on 09/24/2022, where there were atleast two suspects involved. That shooting is still under investigation, however that shooting shares similar facts to this shooting. Such as the suspects used their own vehicle, multiple suspects were involved including a designated driver and shooter, along the with the shooting suspect being described as a light skinned male hispanic, in his 20’s, with a goatee and wearing a black hat on backyards. That physical description matches Longoria including age, goatee and skin color along with him being identified as the suspect wearing the hat backwards in this shooting also. On May 10, 2023, Detective Raya authored a Ramey Warrant identifying Victor Longoria as a suspect in this attempted homicide investigation. On the same date, the Honorable Judge S. McGreevy, Judge of the Superior Court-Central signed the warrant. Santa Ana Police Department Case Number 2023-11148 On May 16, 2023, at about 1715 hours, Santa Ana Police Department Gang Detective T. Liggett and additional SAPD gang detectives detained Victor Longoria during a traffic stop. Longoria was the passenger in a gray Chevrolet Tahoe CA# . Longoria was holding a red Apple iPhone during the traffic stop and was wearing a black Florida Marlins hat during the traffic stop. A brown bandana was also located inside the vehicle. Based on Detective Liggett’s training and experience, he recognized the hat and bandana as gang specific clothing worn by Calle Flores gang members and associates. The hat, bandana, and cellphone were retained. Corporals A. Garcia and D. Garcia arrived to the location of the traffic stop and assisted by transporting Longoria to the Santa Ana Police Station. Detective Liggett gave the hat, bandana, and cellphone to Corp oral D. Garcia. The items were later given to Detective Sandoval and he booked them into evidence. A probation compliance check was then conducted at Longoria's residence located at 1011 W. Pine Street, Santa Ana, Ca. During the probation check, Detective M. Griffith found the following rounds of ammunition and magazines in the living room of the residence: (32) rounds of shotgun ammunition, (5) rounds of .22 caliber ammunition, (3) rounds of 9mm ammunition, (5) rounds of .380 caliber ammunition, (1) "GFL" unknown caliber round of ammunition, an empty box of Winchester 20 gauge ammunition, a box of (18) Barnes TAL-XPD 9mm ammunition, (2) boxes of (20) .223 Remington Wolf ammunition, a black pistol grip, (3) 7.62 Empty magazines, an AR-15 style magazine loaded with (26) rounds of .223 caliber ammunition. Detective Liggett found a light blue Florida Marlins hat, a black Florida Marlins hat, and brown bandana in the closet of Victor Longoria's bedroom. Detective Liggett also found a letter addressed to Victor Longoria in the same closet.