Pomona Police officers arrested three people who were found to have multiple guns and drugs in their vehicle Wednesday.
Pomona Police Department officers took three people into custody Wednesday on multiple gun and drug related charges.
The three suspects initially attracted the attention of the officers after committing a traffic infraction at around 10 p.m. on Mayfair and White avenues. They began following the white Dodge Challenger that the suspects were in, and witnessed a second infraction, which caused them perform a traffic stop.
Authorities identified the suspects as Pomona residents Jesse Quinteros, 38, and Rachelle Lopez, 41, and San Dimas resident Daniel Angulo, 32. All three were taken into custody on various drug and weapons charges. They also arrested Angulo as a felon in possession of a firearm and Lopez was arrested for transport of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.CBSLA
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