Update: Suspect in San Miguel shooting booked, attempted murder charges pressed
24-year-old David-Zosimo Pacheco Carrasco.
Update posted Aug. 14
–On Monday, members of the Sheriff’s Gang Task Force transported 24-year-old David-Zosimo Pacheco Carrasco from the Monterey County Jail to the San Luis Obispo County Jail. Carrasco had been in custody in Monterey County for a parole violation. He was brought to San Luis Obispo County to answer to charges of attempted murder, assault with a firearm, and shooting at an inhabited dwelling along with special allegations for personal and intentional use of a firearm, having a prior serious or violent strike felony, and having a prior prison commitment within 5 years. This incident began on 6-5-17, when Deputies and the Sheriff’s Gang Task Force responded to reports of a gunshot fired into a home in the 1700 block of Mission Street in San Miguel. At least two adults and three children were inside the home at the time. No one was hurt. The victims were not affiliated with a gang.
Original story posted Aug. 11
–On June 5, deputies responded to reports of a gunshot fired into a home in the 1700 block of Mission Street in San Miguel. Two adults and three children were inside the home at the time. No one was hurt. The Sheriff’s Gang Task Force also responded to investigate the incident. A potential suspect was identified by the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office. That suspect, David-Zosimo Pacheco Carrasco, had an active no bail felony arrest warrant for a parole violation. Members of the Sheriff’s Gang Task Force (GTF) worked with the US Marshals/California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Fugitive Apprehension Team and the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office to locate and arrest Carrasco for his outstanding arrest warrant and he was booked into Monterey County Jail on June 14.
During the subsequent investigation conducted by the Sheriff’s GTF, Carrasco was positively identified as the shooter in the San Miguel shooting. A felony arrest warrant for Carrasco was issued in San Luis Obispo on Thursday for attempted murder, assault with a firearm, and shooting at an inhabited dwelling along with special allegations for personal and intentional use of a firearm, having a prior serious or violent strike felony, and having a prior prison commitment within 5 years. Carrasco is currently in custody in the Monterey County Jail on unrelated charges. Once he is released from Monterey County he will be transported to the San Luis Obispo County Jail for further court proceedings on the warrant issued in this county.
