LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (KABC) — A person used to be arrested Wednesday on suspicion of homicide within the dying of a 27-year-old lady in Laguna Seaside, police mentioned.
Dino Rojas-Moreno, 26, used to be taken into custody in Laguna Hills after the frame of Tatum Goodwin used to be discovered via a development employee Sunday morning close to the 200 block of Ocean Street, in keeping with the Laguna Seaside Police Division.
Pals mentioned Goodwin’s frame used to be present in an alley in a development zone at the back of Carmelita’s Eating place, the place she labored. They added that Goodwin have been out for an evening of beverages after her shift at paintings ended Saturday night time.
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The frame of a 27-year-old lady used to be present in an alley close to the Laguna Seaside eating place the place she labored, in keeping with buddies.
Police mentioned the arrest got here after detectives amassed sufficient knowledge and proof to spot a suspect.
“Detectives decided this used to be an remoted incident and there is not any additional risk to the neighborhood,” police mentioned in a information free up.
Bail for Rojas-Moreno used to be set at $1 million. Newport Seaside and Anaheim police assisted within the arrest.
It is unclear if the suspect knew the sufferer.
Previous Wednesday, dozens of other people amassed on the fringe of the San Clemente Pier within the rain to mourn Goodwin’s loss in her place of birth.
Family members held each and every different tight as they shared recollections of her.
“I am sorry I wasn’t there to give protection to her, that she did not deserve this,” Goodwin’s sister Kaylee Goodwin Pitino mentioned as she fought again tears.
“She used to be by myself preventing for her existence,” added Stacy Goodwin Pitino, the sufferer’s mom.
Pals on the vigil raised flora within the air and later threw them within the ocean to honor Goodwin’s reminiscence.
A GoFundMe arrange via the eating place has already raised greater than $24,000 to lend a hand her circle of relatives.
