Adalberto Pablo Cordova Torres, 21, from Arizona, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of firing a weapon at a residence after a two-week shooting spree in November 2025.
His rampage began on November 11 with gunfire directed at a home near 16200 North 1st Drive, causing several bullet strikes. On November 24, he fatally shot Marcus Adams, 45, who was found near 19th Avenue and Greenway Road with nine gunshot wounds. Less than a week later, on November 29, Andreas Olguin, 29, was shot 11 times and killed at a bus stop near 19th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. Both victims died at the scene.
Investigators linked all three shootings through ballistic evidence and surveillance footage showing Cordova Torres approaching both Adams and Olguin before shooting them and fleeing on an e-bike. The weapon used was a 9mm handgun.
Cordova Torres reportedly worked night shifts at a business located within a few miles of the shooting sites. He is currently held on $3 million bond and is scheduled to appear in court on December 11.
Olguin’s mother expressed her heartbreak and determination to seek justice, emphasizing the random nature of the attacks.
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