PECHANGA: Wildomar woman charged with murder in casino shooting (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/27)
Wildomar Woman Charged With Murder, Child Endangerment in Pechanga Shooting (LakeElsinore-Wildomar Patch 2/26)
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Woman charged with murder in Pechanga Band casino shooting
A California woman was charged with murder and child endangerment for allegedly shooting and killing a man at the casino owned by the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians.
Authorities say Maria Santos Vihnanek, 31, shot Keith Rodman, 49, at the Pechanga Resort & Casino last Friday. There are conflicting news reports, but it appears Rodman was shot in a hotel room and went to the casino lobby to seek help.
The couple's six-month-old son was allegedly in the room when the shooting occurred so the child endangerment charge was added.
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PECHANGA: Wildomar woman charged with murder in casino shooting (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/27)
Wildomar Woman Charged With Murder, Child Endangerment in Pechanga Shooting (LakeElsinore-Wildomar Patch 2/26)
PECHANGA: Wildomar woman charged with murder in casino shooting (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/27)
Wildomar Woman Charged With Murder, Child Endangerment in Pechanga Shooting (LakeElsinore-Wildomar Patch 2/26)
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