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Man who stabbed a concert-goer at Underground DTSA to be tried for murder

Posted on August 10, 2016 by Editor Posted in Crime, Santa Ana Leave a comment

Juan Angel Rivera, a 22-year-old man, can face trial for stabbing a fellow concert-goer to death during a punk show at Underground DTSA , a downtown Santa Ana club, a judge ruled Wednesday, according to the O.C. Register.

Prosecutors are also going to pursue a murder charge against Rivera in connection to the fatal March 3 fight involving Rivera and Nathan Joe Alfaro inside the club. Continue reading→

Suspect in stabbing death at Underground DTSA arrested by the SAPD

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Editor Posted in Crime, Music, Santa Ana 20 Comments

Santa Ana Police Department

Advisory: UPDATE – SAPD Detectives Investigating A Stabbing Death

Suspect arrested; Juan Angel Rivera (21) Santa Ana – no booking photo at this time, will update when available. Suspect will be booked for the charge of Murder.

1st UPDATE: Victim has been identified as Nathan Joe Alfaro (23) Westminster.

Summary: Thu, 3/3/16 10:37pm, Officers responded to Underground DTSA (Nightclub) at 220 East Third St. reference a call of a stabbing. The male victim, Nathan Joe Alfara (23) was inside the venue listening to punk music, when an altercation ensued and the suspect, Juan Angel Rivera (21) stabbed the victim in the upper torso. Continue reading→

Man stabbed to death at a Top Acid Thursday punk rock show at Underground DTSA

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Editor Posted in Crime, Michele Martinez, Music, Santa Ana 3 Comments

It has happened again. A young man, Nathan Joe Alfaro, of Westminster, was murdered in Downtown Santa Ana, this time at a concert venue called Underground DTSA, on Thursday night, according to the O.C. Register.

A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed when a fight broke out at about 10:30 p.m., inside Underground DTSA, which is located at 220 East Third St., in Santa Ana’s East End Promenade.

The fight broke out as the second of five punk rock bands scheduled to perform Thursday night was playing. “It was just one psycho dude who started a mosh pit,” musician Laena Geronimo said, according to KTLA. Continue reading→