Queidin Sulay Flores Arias, a 29-year-old woman from Dallas, Texas, tragically lost her life on January 6, 2023. The incident occurred at 8548 Lazy Acres Circle in Dallas, where Flores Arias was found deceased.
The Dallas Police Department classified the case as a "Murder & Nonnegligent Manslaughter" under the NIBRS (National Incident-Based Reporting System) code 09A. More specifically, the incident was categorized as "Capital Murder by Terror Threat/Other Felony," indicating the severity of the crime.
Law enforcement acted swiftly in response to this tragic event. The case status is listed as "Clear by Arrest," suggesting that suspects were apprehended in connection with Flores Arias's death. Three individuals were named in relation to the same incident number (003132-2023): Queidin S. Flores Arias herself, Stanley Chachagua, and Cesar Aaron Birrueta-Soto. All three names are associated with the same address and incident classification.
The circumstances surrounding Flores Arias's death appear to be complex, given the involvement of multiple individuals and the classification of the crime as capital murder. However, specific details about the roles of Chachagua and Birrueta-Soto in the incident are not provided in the available information.
Queidin Flores Arias is survived by her mother Teodora, father Misael, boyfriend Rudy, and sons Justin. Her untimely passing at such a young age has undoubtedly left a profound impact on her family and loved ones.
The incident occurred in Beat 644 of the Dallas Police Department's jurisdiction. The police report indicates that the crime was not classified as family-related or gang-related, though the exact circumstances leading to this tragic event remain unclear based on the provided information.
As the case has been cleared by arrest, it is likely that further legal proceedings will follow for those allegedly involved in Queidin Flores Arias's death. The classification of the crime as capital murder suggests that the case may be treated with the utmost seriousness within the Texas criminal justice system.
