Two attempted murder suspects wanted out of Stanislaus County, California, were arrested in Carson City on Wednesday.
The suspects, Michael Porter-Romero and Chelsie Williams, were reported to have been involved in an altercation that turned into a shooting in Oakdale, California, on September 6, according to a release from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
They fled the scene and were reported to be armed and dangerous.
In the course of their investigation, detectives with the Oakdale Police Department learned the suspects were in Carson City, and on September 8 at around 3 p.m., the Carson City Sheriff's Office was notified.
Detectives, with help from the Nevada Department of Investigation: Tri-County Narcotics Task Force, confirmed the suspects were in the area of South Carson Street.
After surveilling the suspects, on September 9, detectives, assisted by the Carson City Sheriff’s Office Critical Response Unit, executed arrest warrants and took Porter-Romero and Williams into custody.
They were both booked into the Carson City Detention Center.
Porter-Romero is being held on a $1.35 million bail on the following charges.
Fugitive from Justice for Warrant Charging
Attempted Murder
Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Shooting at an Inhabited Dwelling or Occupied Vehicle
Felon in Possession of a Firearm
Prohibited Person in Possession of Ammunition
Williams is being held on $50,000 bail on the following charges.
Attempted Murder
Accessory After the Fact
Battery
