Roberto Bustos, a 39-year-old Hispanic male, was found unresponsive and lying in front of 3011 Apartment B, Broadbay Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, around 9 p.m. on July 4, 2014. The police identified him as Roberto Bustos, and upon arrival, they declared him dead at the scene. The investigation revealed that Bustos had been shot to death outside the apartment complex. The circumstances surrounding his death prompted the authorities to launch a homicide investigation.
The police quickly identified a suspect in connection to the murder of Roberto Bustos. Pablo Mojica Fuentes was named as the primary suspect, and an arrest warrant was issued for him on charges of first-degree murder. The authorities released a photo of Fuentes to the public in an effort to locate and apprehend him. The investigation into Bustos' death continued as the police sought to gather more evidence and bring the suspect to justice.
The case of Roberto Bustos' murder drew significant attention from the local community and media. The police worked diligently to piece together the events leading up to the fatal shooting and to understand the motive behind the crime. As the investigation progressed, the authorities remained committed to ensuring that justice was served for Roberto Bustos and his family. The search for Pablo Mojica Fuentes continued, with the hope that his capture would provide answers and closure to the tragic incident.
