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Watsonville Police Arrest Two from Bowling Alley Violence

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Abraham Santoyo Abraham Santoyo
Jordan James Macias Jordan James Macias

WATSONVILLE, Calif. - Watsonville Police arrested Saturday two suspects following a violent incident at Cabrillo Lanes that left a 7-year old boy suffering from a gunshot wound and a man with stab wounds.

Jordan James Macias and Abraham Santoyo, both 20 of Watsonville, were identified overnight as suspects in the incident; officers arrested the pair after they left a home on Eighth Street in Watsonville.  Santoyo, a parolee at-large, was found with a loaded firearm hidden in his pants, according to police; the gun is described as being similar to the caliber used in the Friday night shooting.

Investigators believe the incident was gang-related.

The two victims are reported to be in stable condition after undergoing surgery at Bay Area hospitals.

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