Prosecutors filed murder charges Tuesday against two Utah residents in the slayings of two California sheriff's deputies during a shooting rampage that also left a motorist and third deputy wounded. Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte, who was booked into jail under the pseudonym Marcelo Marquez, and his wife, 38-year-old Janelle Marquez Monroy, appeared separately in court for an arraignment, but did not enter pleas. They were both shackled and in a courtroom cell surrounded by sheriff's deputies during their appearances. Monroy-Bracamonte, his left forearm heavily bandaged from an injury he suffered before his arrest, asked Sacramento Superior Court Judge Helena Gweon to slow down as she read the charges against him.
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Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte, 34, AKA Marcelo Marquez and his wife Janelle Marquez Monroy, 38, entered no plea Tuesday
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Authorities say he's been living in the U.S. illegally after being convicted in Arizona for selling drugs in 1997 and deported to Mexico twice
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Complaint charges both with the murder of Placer County homicide detective Michael Davis
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Monroy-Bracamonte alone is charged with slaying Sacramento County Deputy Daniel Oliver
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Both are charged with the attempted murder and attempted carjacking of motorist Anthony Davis
Other charges say the pair possessed an assault rifle that is illegal in @placeholder, and that Monroy-Bracamonte was a felon in possession of the rifle, stolen shotgun, .9mm handgun and a .380 caliber handgun.