Tulare County Sheriff announces arrests in Goshen shooting that killed 6

TULARE COUNTY, Calif. -- Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux announced arrests have been made in the Goshen massacre.

Deputies executed three search warrants and arrested two gang members they say are responsible for the murders of six people, including a 10-month-old baby.

Sheriff Boudreaux says 35-year-old Angel Uriarte of Goshen and 25-year-old Noah Beard of Visalia are the shooters.

During the searches, Uriarte engaged in a gun battle with ATF agents, who ended up shooting him. He is undergoing surgery but is expected to survive.

Boudreaux says Beard was arrested without incident.

The following video below is surveillance footage from the house where the 6 family members were murdered. We advise viewers to watch at their own discretion.

Terrifying surveillance video shows a 16-year-old mother fleeing with her 10-month-old son before they were fatally shot at a home in Central California. Four other family members were also killed in the massacre.

Based on the evidence collected by detectives, it was determined two members of the family killed were Sureño gang members.

The two suspects arrested today were Norteño gang members. A motive is still unknown.

Detectives were also able to create a timeline of the killings.

Eladio Parraz was killed first, and Marcos Parraz was killed second. Next, Jennifer Anaya was shot in her sleep, and Rosa Parraz was shot as she was getting out of her bed.

Lastly, Alissa Parraz and her baby. Detectives determined Alissa heard the gunfire, grabbed her baby and exited the house.

She ran to the front fence, laid the baby on the other side and then jumped over herself. Detectives determined it was Beard who followed and shot both in the back of the heads.

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PART 1: Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux provided his "major break" and announced two men were arrested in the Goshen shooting that killed 6.

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PART 2: Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux provided his "major break" and announced two men were arrested in the Goshen shooting that killed 6.

During a previous news conference Monday, the sheriff confirmed all six victims died of gunshot wounds. He added that 16-year-old Alissa Parraz and her baby, 10-month-old Nycholas Parraz, were shot in the head.

Sheriff Boudreaux also called on Governor Gavin Newsom to allow the death penalty for those responsible for the shooting.

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"This should be a death penalty case," Boudreaux said.

Three people survived the shooting. Two of them were inside a trailer, and the other was inside the house.

Boudreaux described the attack as a "cartel-like" shooting that was methodical and merciless.