ROSEVILLE, Calif. — A man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting at a Fresno motorcycle club is now in custody in Placer County.
According to a news release, officers responded to the Soul Brothers Motorcycle Club in Fresno on Oct. 1. Upon arrival, officers found a 41-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds, and he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Officers were later told two additional shooting victims were at the Community Regional Medical Center: a 43-year-old man and a 31-year-old man. The 31-year-old, identified as Darnell Johnson, died at the hospital.
Detectives identified Antoine Caradine, 33, as the suspect and he was found Sunday in Roseville.
Roseville police said their officers had gotten a felony vehicle Flock notification in the area of Blue Oaks Boulevard and Highway 65 for a black Tesla related to Caradine. They searched the area and eventually found the Tesla unoccupied in the parking lot of a golf business.
Authorities said Caradine was seen inside golfing with several other people and that his group stayed at the business until it closed. Caradine was contacted in the parking lot and taken into custody with incident.
Caradine is being held in the Placer County jail on suspicion of murder. Police said a firearm was used in the homicide, but its whereabouts aren't known.
The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information can call Fresno Police Department – Homicide Detective M. Yee at 559-621-2407 or Detective C. Franks at 559-621-2427.
WATCH MORE ON ABC10: 3 arrested after man killed in downtown Merced shootout
