The guy who shot and killed 58-year-old Jesus Fabian De La Rosa, the proprietor of a shoe repair company in Mesa, Arizona, on Tuesday has been identified as Lynell Brosier, a homeless man who was apprehended Friday night.
De La Rosa reportedly let Brosier use his restroom at Lamb’s Shoe Repair before discovering a gun had been taken from the business.
The 65-year-old Brosier was taken into custody on Friday at Central Arizona Shelter Services in Phoenix. He was detained on a number of counts, including first-degree murder, armed robbery, theft of a firearm, possession of stolen items, and restricted firearm possession.
Around 12:30 pm, a client at the establishment called the police to report that De La Rosa had been discovered dead.
Police records show that when they viewed light rail surveillance footage from a nearby station, they noticed a guy who was later identified as Brosier exiting the train at the Country Club Drive and Main Street station both before and after the murder. When he exited the train in Mesa, he was carrying a cane and wearing a helmet that protected his face, but when he boarded the train again to travel to Phoenix, officers saw he was missing his cane. According to court documents, investigators discovered the same cane inside Lamb’s Shoe Repair, according to AZFamily.
The missing cell phone was quickly located by Mesa police in the Phoenix shelter, where they then detained Brosier on Friday at CASS. He was arrested for a number of offenses, including first-degree murder, armed robbery, and theft of a vehicle.
The following statement was issued by the Mesa Police Department:
Even if it should go without saying, we still want to say it. In our Mesa Community, Jesus Fabian De La Rosa (Fabian) was a rock. Since taking over the business in 2005, he has never shied away from assisting those in need. The remarks made by more than 100 users on various social media platforms show just how much he meant to the neighborhood. We hope his family reads the comments and realizes how he was adored by essentially everyone.
I would especially like to thank the Mesa Homicide Unit. Hours of video monitoring and collection were needed for this case. It might be tedious to watch videos, especially when you’re trying to find something specific.
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