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Two Arrested for Aggravated Assault Following Bar Shooting in Northeast El Paso

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On January 10, 2026, two individuals were arrested by the El Paso Police Department's Gang Suppression Unit after a shooting incident outside El Guapo Bar in Northeast El Paso. Santiago Carrillo, 30, and Saul Angel Ramirez, 20, face charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in nightlife areas of the city. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward to aid in the investigation.

Key Details: • Shooting occurred on January 10, 2026, near El Guapo Bar. • Santiago Carrillo (30) and Saul Angel Ramirez (20) are charged with aggravated assault. • Contact El Paso Police at 915-832-4400 or Crime Stoppers at 915-566-8477 with tips.

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