Carlos Eduardo Mora

IN THE HASSAYAMPA JP (WICKENBERG) COURT
STATE OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MARICOPA

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****FINAL**** RELEASE QUESTIONNAIRE
Notice: Unless a specific Form IV is sealed or ordered redacted by the Court, all Form IVs are public records of the
Court or Clerk at the time they are provided to the Court and will be released in their entirety upon request.
DEFENDANT'S NAME CARLOS EDUARDO MORA DOB 1993-04-26 BOOKING NO. T644892
ALIAS(ES) CASE NO. PF2020128135001
A. GENERAL INFORMATION C. OTHER INFORMATION (Check if applicable)

Charges
1 Cts. 13-1105 MURDER 1ST DEGREE F1
1 Cts. 13-1204A1 AGG ASLT-SERIOUS PHY INJURY F2
2 Cts. 13-1304A1 KIDNAP-RANSOM/HOSTAGE F2
1 Cts. 13-1814A2 THEFT-MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION F3
Pursuant to A.R.S. §41-1750 ten-print fingerprints were

taken of the arrested person? Yes No
If yes, PCN =
Pursuant to A.R.S. §13-610 one or more of the above

charges requires the arresting agency to secure a DNA
sample from the arrested person? Yes No
An Alcoholic? An Addict?
If yes, does the defendant have a valid DNA sample on
Mentally disturbed? Physically Ill?
file with AZDPS? Yes No
4. Defendant is currently employed
If no, Arresting Agency has taken required With whom
sample? Yes No
How long:
Offense Location: US60 WB AT MP 116 5. Where does the defendant currently reside? 5423 WEST
Offense Date: 2020-07-22 LEWIS AVENUE PHOENIX, AZ 85035
Arrest Location: 530 E. WICKENBURG WAY, WICKENBURG AZ With whom MOTHER
Date: 2020-07-22 Time: 23:46 How long: years months days
B. PROBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT 6. What facts indicate the defendant will flee if released?
1. Please summarize and include the facts which establish Explain: TRIED TO FLEE CRIME SCENE/GET RIDE FROM
probable cause for the arrest: WICKENBURG TO KINGMAN
See Addendum (Page 3)
7. What facts does the state have to oppose an unsecured
release? Explain:MURDERED ONE JUVENILE, SECOND
JUVENILE CRITICAL COND
D. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE OFFENSE(Check if applicable)

1. Firearm or other weapon was used
Type:
Someone was injured by the defendant

Medical attention was necessary
Nature of injuries: VICTIM FLOWN TO PCH IS CRITICAL CON-
DITION/PERM DISFIGUREMENT
2. Someone was threatened by the defendant

Nature and extent of threats:
3. Did the offense involve a child victim? Yes No

If yes, was DCS notified? Yes No
4. If property offense, value of property taken or damaged:
STOLE GRANDMOTHERS VEHICLE
Property was recovered
5. Name(s) of co-defendant(s):
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3. Evidence of the offense was found in the defendant's
E. CRIMES OF VIOLENCE possession
1. Relationship of defendant to victim: Explain:
Victim(s) and defendant reside together
2. How was the situation brought to the attention of the police?

Victim Third Party Officer observed 4. Was the defendant under the influence of alcohol or
drugs at the time of the offense?
3. There are previous incidents involving these same parties Yes No Unk
Explain:
H. DRUG OFFENSES
1. If the defendant is considered to be a drug dealer, please
state the supporting facts:
4. Is defendant currently the subject of:

An order of protection Any other court order
Injunction against harassment
2. What quantities and types of illegal drugs are directly
Explain:
involved in the offense?
F. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES (Check if applicable)

Defendant's actions Drug field test completed
Threats of homicide/suicide/bodily harm Defendant admission of drug type
Control/ownership/jealousy issues Crime occurs in public Approximate monetary value: $
3. Was any money seized?
Prior history of DV Kidnapping
Yes No
Frequency/intensity of DV increasing Depression Amount: $
Access to or use of weapons Stalking behavior I. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. Military Service:
Violence against children/animals
Has the defendant served in the military services of the
Multiple violations of court orders
United States? Yes No Unknown
If yes, currenlty on active duty? Yes No
G. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ARREST (Check if applicable)
1. Did the defendant attempt to: Branches Served In:
(AF - Air Force AR - Army CG - Coast Guard MC - Marine Corp
Avoid arrest Resist arrest Self Surrender MM - Merchant Marines NG - National Guard NV - Navy
RS - Reserves)
Explain: LEFT CRIME SCENE, LEFT STOLEN VEH/ TRIED TO GET
2. Is the defendant homeless?
RIDE TO KNGMAN
N/A Yes No Unknown
3. Do you need the court to provide an interpreter to help
communicate and to understand what is being said?
2. Defendant was armed when arrested Yes No
Type:
If so, what language:
**If a fugitive arrest, a Form IVA must also be completed**
I certify that the information presented is true to the best of my knowledge.

S. KADELAK/6573 AZ0079900/602-223-2000 2020-07-22
ARRESTING OFFICER/SERIAL NUMBER ARREST AGENCY/DUTY PHONE NUMBER DATE
I20035446/AZ0079900 / /
DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO. DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO. DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO.
CASE NO. PF2020128135001 Page 3 of 3
ADDENDUM
B1. Probable Cause Statement
ON JULY 22, 2020, AT APPROXIMATELY 1830 HOURS, , , , AND CARLOS EDUARDO MORA DOB:
04/26/1993 WERE PRESENT AT 5423 WEST LEWIS AVENUE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA. DOB: WHO
IS THE MOTHER OF WAS AWARE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED INDIVIDUALS WERE PLANNING TO
TRAVEL TO THE CONVENIENCE STORE TO PURCHASE CHIPS. THE ONLY AVAILABLE VEHICLE AT
THE RESIDENCE IS A GREEN FORD EXPLORER BEARING ARIZONA LICENSE PLATE OF . IT WAS
UNDER-STOOD THAT MORA WOULD NOT BE DRIVING. MORA ASKED TO DRIVE THEM TO THE
CONVENIENCE STORE.AGREED TO DRIVE THEM TO THE CONVENIENCE STORE AFTER USING THE
RESTROOM. A SHORT WHILE LATER, RUNS INTO THE RESIDENCE AND SPEAKS WITH . TELLS
THAT MORA TOOK THE VEHICLE WITH INSIDE THE VEHICLE. SAYS HE ATTEMPTED TO STOP
MORA, BUT MORA HIT HIM WITH THE VEHICLE. AT 1845 HOURS, PLACES A PHONE CALL TO A
CELL PHONE BEING UTILIZED BY AND OVERHEAR SCREAMING AND SAYING THAT MORA IS
DRIVING CRAZY BEFORE THE PHONE DISCONNECTS. AT 2119 HOURS, DPS OPERA-TIONAL
COMMUNICATION (OPCOMM) RECEIVES A CALL OF AN UNKNOWN EMERGENCY IN THE AREA OF US
60 NEAR MILEPOST 116. THE INFORMATION RECEIVED BY DPS OPCOMM IS THAT THERE IS A
PEDESTRIAN ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD BLEEDING FROM THE HEAD. DPS TROOP-ERS RESPOND
TO THE SCENE AND LOCATE TWO FEMALES ON THE SHOULDER OF US60 AT MILE-POST 116.
MEMBERS OF THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (ADOT) LOCATE A BLOODY MALE
SUBJECT AT THE SHELL GAS STATION LOCATED AT 530 EAST WICKENBURG WAY, WICKENBURG,
ARIZONA. ADOT NOTIFIES DPS AND TROOPERS WITH THE HELP OF WICKENBURG PD TAKE THE
MALE SUSPECT INTO CUSTODY AT THE SHELL GAS STATION. THE MALE PROVIDES FALSE
INFORMATION TO TROOPERS AND PROVIDES A FAKE STORY AS TO HOW HE ARRIVED AT THE
SHELL AND MENTIONS A VEHICLE HE RODE IN WHICH WAS PRESENT AT THE QUALITY INN.
TROOPERS TRAVEL TO THE QUALITY INN TO ATTEMPT TO LOCATE THE VEHICLE THE MALE
DESCRIBED AND DO NOT LOCATE THE VEHICLE. TROOPERS DO LOCATE A GREEN FORD
EXPLORER BEARING ARIZONA LICENSE PLATE OFPARKED IN THE QUALITY INN PARKING LOT
LOCATED AT 850 EAST WICKENBURG WAY, WICKENBURG, ARIZONA. TROOPERS NOTICE THE
WINDOWS ARE DOWN AND THE KEYS ARE IN THE IGNITION. A WALLET WITH AN ARIZONA
DRIVER'S LICENSE WAS OBSERVED IN THE VEHICLE, DUE TO THE EXIGENT CIRCUM-STANCES
OF LOCATING THE TWO FEMALES ON THE SHOULDER, AND THE MALE PROVIDING FALSE
INFORMATION, TROOPERS OBTAIN THE WALLET FROM THE VEHICLE AND ARE ABLE TO IDENTIFY
THE SUSPECT AT THE SHELL AS CARLOS EDUARDO MORA DOB: 04/26/1993. TROOP-ERS
RECEIVE INFORMATION FROM PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT PERTAINING TO A KIDNAP-PING
CALL. PHOENIX PROVIDED INFORMATION THAT MORA TOOK THE VEHICLE FROM THE RES-IDENCE
OF 5423 WEST LEWIS AVENUE, PHOENIX, WITH INSIDE. PHOENIX PROVIDES INFORMATION
THAT THE FAMILY WAS ATTEMPTING TO PING A CELL PHONE AND IT WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE
IN THE AREA OF 132ND AVENUE, AND INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD. FIRE PERSONNEL ARRIVE ON
SCENE AND PRONOUNCE DECEASED ON SCENE IS TRANSPORTED TO BANNER THUNDERBIRD AND
SUBSEQUENTLY FLOWN TO PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION WITH
SIGNIFICANT HEAD TRAUMA. DURING A POST MIRANDA INTERVIEW MORA ADMITTED TO TAKING
THE VEHICLE FROM THE RESIDENCE, PARKING THE VEHICLE AT THE HOTEL, AND WALKING TO
THE SHELL STATION TO GET A DRINK BEFORE HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. MORA ADMITTED
HE SAW PEOPLE IN THE VEHICLE AND HEARD SCREAMING FROM FEMALE VOICES BUT WHEN HE
KEPT MAKING THE VEHICLE SWERVE THE VOICES WENT AWAY. MORA REMEMBERS EVENTS OF THE
EVENING UNTIL CONFRONTED WITH DIRECT QUESTIONS BASED ON INTERVIEWS THAT THE GIRLS
WERE WITH HIM, THEN CAN'T REMEMBER AND HEARS VOICES. UPON READING THE CHARGES TO
MORA HE WAS UNAFFECTED. MORA HAD NO REACTION OR REMORSE FOR THE RESULTS OF HIS
ACTIONS.

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IN THE HASSAYAMPA JP (WICKENBERG) COURT

STATE OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MARICOPA

****FINAL**** RELEASE QUESTIONNAIRE

ALIAS(ES) CASE NO. PF2020128135001

A. GENERAL INFORMATION C. OTHER INFORMATION (Check if applicable)

Pursuant to A.R.S. §41-1750 ten-print fingerprints were

Pursuant to A.R.S. §13-610 one or more of the above

D. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE OFFENSE(Check if applicable)

Someone was injured by the defendant

2. Someone was threatened by the defendant

3. Did the offense involve a child victim? Yes No

CASE NO. PF2020128135001 Page 2 of 3

Victim(s) and defendant reside together

2. How was the situation brought to the attention of the police?

4. Is defendant currently the subject of:

F. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES (Check if applicable)

Access to or use of weapons Stalking behavior I. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

**If a fugitive arrest, a Form IVA must also be completed**

I certify that the information presented is true to the best of my knowledge.

CASE NO. PF2020128135001 Page 3 of 3

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