Arrest Made in Fatal Shooting and Robbery of Korean Tourist in Guam, Second Suspect Found Dead

Hagatna, Guam – A suspect has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting and robbery of a Korean tourist in Tumon last week, while another suspect is dead after a police confrontation.

The Guam Police Department held a late-night press conference to provide updates on the investigation, revealing that the tourist, who was walking with his wife when they were robbed, died from a gunshot wound. The suspects were captured on surveillance footage driving a 2011 silver Toyota 4Runner, and information from a citizen led to the arrest of Stefen Keanu Paulino Camacho, 26, in Yona. Camacho admitted to his role as the getaway driver, while a second suspect was found deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Authorities have not disclosed the identity of the deceased suspect as they continue to search for his next of kin. GPD Chief Stephen Ignacio expressed gratitude to businesses that provided surveillance footage and to citizens who came forward with information. Camacho is currently in custody and is facing murder and robbery charges.

Detectives confirmed Camacho’s past arrests for assault and disorderly conduct, and the second suspect had a record of possessing a controlled substance and an active arrest warrant. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities gather more evidence and information.

In summary, one suspect has been arrested and is facing charges in connection with the fatal shooting and robbery of a Korean tourist in Tumon, while another suspect is deceased after a police confrontation. The Guam Police Department is continuing their investigation and gathering evidence in the case.