Two Long Beach residents have been arrested in connection with the slaying of Toko Tasi, a Southern California musician who had worked with Sublime and Slightly Stoopid
Two Long Beach residents were arrested Thursday in connection with the slaying of a Southern California musician who had worked with the bands Sublime and Slightly Stoopid, authorities said.
Thomas Arellaga, 43, was booked Thursday on suspicion of killing 45-year-old Tasi Malaki, better known as Toko Tasi, according to a news release issued by the Long Beach Police Department. Lorna Clemena, a 43-year-old Long Beach resident, was also arrested and accused of helping Arellaga evade capture, authorities said.
Both suspects were arrested without incident at a home in the 19100 block of East Mono Drive in Hesperia around 2:30 p.m. Thursday, according to a Long Beach police spokeswoman .Malaki had released two albums since 2007 and collaborated with several famed ska, punk and reggae acts, including Sublime and Slightly Stoopid.
Malaki also had appeared on the song “Shoobie” with San Diego-based Slightly Stoopid in the mid-2000s. His most recent album, “Rise Ta Shine,” was released in 2017. Investigators would not say how Arellaga and Clemena knew one another or comment on the nature of the dispute that led to the shooting. Public records show the two suspects live together at a home in Long Beach where detectives carried out a search warrant Thursday.Advertisement
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