Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Southern California homicide suspect
2. Arrested homicide suspect Southern California
The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has arrested 60-year-old Joseph Mokate after the death of 29-year-old Boris Stepanyuk in Winchester. The incident occurred on April 22, with deputies responding to a call about a possible stab wound. Stepanyuk was pronounced dead at the scene, leading to Mokate’s arrest for murder. The investigation has ruled out any other suspects, and details about the motive remain undisclosed. For those with information, contacting Investigator Anderson at 951-955-1700 or Investigator Gasparini at 951-696-3050 is encouraged. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department shared an image of Mokate on April 27, 2024.
Arrest Made in Connection with Winchester Homicide
The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has arrested a suspect after a tragic incident that left a man dead in Winchester. The victim, identified as 29-year-old Boris Stepanyuk, was found with a possible stab wound on Monday evening.
Details of the Incident
The authorities received a call at 6:54 p.m. on April 22, alerting them to the situation at Winchester Road and Thompson Road in Winchester. Upon arrival, deputies discovered Stepanyuk, who succumbed to his injuries at the scene.
Following an investigation, the Sheriff’s Department arrested 60-year-old Joseph Mokate of Hemet in connection with the homicide. Mokate has been charged with murder, although no specific details about the motive have been disclosed.
Investigation and Arrest
Investigators have confirmed that there are no outstanding suspects in this case, indicating that Mokate is the sole individual believed to be responsible for Stepanyuk’s death. The authorities are urging anyone with additional information to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
Contact Information
If you have any information that could aid the investigation, please reach out to Investigator Anderson at the Central Homicide Unit on 951-955–1700 or Investigator Gasparini at the Southwest Sheriff’s Station on 951-696–3050.