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18-year-old charged with murder in quadruple killing at northwest Georgia park

18-year-old charged with murder in quadruple killing at northwest Georgia park

Yahoo05-02-2025

An 18-year-old has been charged with murder several months after four people were killed in a northwest Georgia park.
Andres Jared Guzman, of Rome, was arrested Tuesday night in the August 2024 shooting in Pleasant Grove Park near Dalton, the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office said.
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The victims were identified as
Joshua Pedro Pelico-Pelico, 19, of Dalton
David Antonio Delgadillo, 21, of Dalton
Daniel Segura-Cruz, 17, of Rome
Robert Valencia, 18, of Rome
According to the sheriff's office, some individuals drove from Rome to meet with Delgadillo and Pelico at the park for drugs.
They believe the two groups exchanged gunfire with one another.
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Soon after the shooting, a 16-year-old, whose identity has not been released, was arrested and charged.
Guzman is charged with murder and is being held at the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office Detention Center.
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