A California man is in the slammer after he supposedly began haphazardly shooting and killing in excess of 80 creatures in a grape plantation. The Monterey Region Sheriff’s Office began getting a few shots discharged calls in no time before 3:30 a.m. Tuesday in the space of the 16000 block of Avery Path. Delegates raced to the scene and heard shots, but because of the dimness and weighty vegetation, they couldn’t promptly track down the shooter. They gave a safe house set-up request for individuals who resided close by and, with the assistance of a robot, found the suspect and an obviously crashed vehicle.

Monterey Area Smack moved toward the suspect in a reinforced vehicle and captured 39-year-old Vicente Joseph Arroyo of Salinas. Cops looked through the area and found 81 dead or close dead creatures, including small ponies, goats, bunnies, guinea pigs, chickens, ducks, and different sorts of birds. The creatures who endure were taken to a veterinarian facility where they must be euthanized as a result of their broad wounds, delegates said.

Specialists likewise recuperated a few long rifles, shotguns, and handguns, in addition to an unlawful attack weapon and a few vacant and stacked magazines, cops said. Arroyo was at first accused of headstrong release of a gun with gross carelessness, savagery to creatures, unlawful ownership of an attack weapon and criminal possessing a gun, among different charges. His bond was set at $50,000. In any case, when investigators executed a court order at his home, they purportedly tracked down seven additional guns, including an unserialized gun, which is known as a phantom weapon. They additionally apparently tracked down around 2,000 rounds of ammo. Bail was expanded to $1 million.