Sierra Vista police arrested two California men on suspicion of drug and weapon charges on Wednesday following the investigation of the shooting deaths of a man and a woman outside a restaurant, officials said.
According to a news release from the Sierra Vista Police Department, a fight that led to the shootings Tuesday night appears to be tied to a debt owed on illegal drug sales.
Video of the shootings shows a Chrysler 300 pull up next to a Dodge Challenger in the Filibertoβs restaurant parking lot, police said. One of the victims, Landon Klein, 25, gets out of the Chrysler, walks to the driverβs window of the Challenger and has a brief conversation with Devon Neff.
Klein is then seen punching Neff several times before walking away, police said. Neff pointed a gun out of the window and shot Klein, according to police.
Police said Neff then got out of his car and walked to the rear of the Challenger as the passenger door of the Chrysler opened. Neff allegedly shot the passenger, Honeylynne Garcia, 25, several times, police said.
Neff left the scene, later calling police and reporting himself as the shooter and claiming self-defense, police said.
A search warrant was obtained for Neffβs residence where police seized several items related to illegal drug activity, the news release said. Officers arrested Neff and booked him into the Cochise County jail on suspicion of two counts of second-degree murder.
Police also obtained a search warrant for Kleinβs residence, where numerous drugs and guns were seized, the news release said.
This resulted in the arrests of Roger Garcia, 21, and DJ Garcia, 25, of Salton City, California, on Wednesday, the news release said. The two were charged on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale, possession of dangerous drugs for sale and four counts of misconduct with weapons, police said.
Police did not say if victim Honeylynne Garcia was related to the suspects named Garcia.
