Mike Escobar, James Mendez and Kevin Trejo were all found guilty of the August 2017 murder in Orange.
were found guilty by a federal jury of the August 2017 murder in Orange of another gangster, allegedly connected with theAccording to evidence presented at the eight-day trial, on Aug. 21, 2017, the defendants murdered the victim, who was a member of aAt the time of his murder, the victim trafficked drugs and collected "taxes" from gangs in Orange County for an imprisoned Mexican Mafia member, Johnny Martinez.
The defendants tricked the victim into driving with them just before midnight from his home in Anaheim to a residential neighborhood in Orange, where they shot him seven times in the back and once in the head.
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