On Tuesday, May 2, suspected mass shooter Francisco Oropesa was arrested after a 4-day manhunt. Oropesa is accused of fatally gunning down five people at a home in Cleveland, Texas. According to FBI Houston, he was captured by officials in the neighboring city of Conroe. However, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office claimed that he was arrested near Cut and Shoot. The precise location has not yet been confirmed.Trigger warning: This article concerns references to gun violence. Reader's discretion is advised.Collin Rugg@CollinRuggBREAKING: The illegal immigrant Francisco Oropesa who was accused of killing five neighbors in Texas including a 9 year old boy has been arrested 40 miles north of Houston.According to a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement source, Oropesa has been deported at least four… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…54471134BREAKING: The illegal immigrant Francisco Oropesa who was accused of killing five neighbors in Texas including a 9 year old boy has been arrested 40 miles north of Houston.According to a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement source, Oropesa has been deported at least four… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… https://t.co/1LNZkmHBm1As noted by CNN, the victims of the massacre were all Honduran nationals. The deceased were identified as Sonia Argentina Guzman (25), her son Daniel Enrique Laso-Guzman (9), Diana Velázquez Alvarado (21), Julisa Molina Rivera (31), and José Jonathan Cásarez (18). Francisco Oropesa is currently being held on a $5 million bond for 5 counts of homicide.What did Francisco Oropesa do? Crimes and subsequent arrest exploredMayra Flores@MayraFlores2022Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) in a joint operation with other law enforcement just caught Francisco Oropesa, the man wanted for killing five innocent people in Cleveland, Texas. God bless our Law Enforcement. #HonorFirst2216497Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) in a joint operation with other law enforcement just caught Francisco Oropesa, the man wanted for killing five innocent people in Cleveland, Texas. God bless our Law Enforcement. #HonorFirst https://t.co/CfTRkaCai4According to CBS, the victims of the massacre were Francisco Oropesa's neighbors. On the day of the shooting, various people had arrived at the home of Wilson Garcia for a church event. During the gathering, Francisco Oropesa could supposedly be heard firing his rifle for practice next door. Garcia, who lost his wife and son in the massacre, said that he, along with other attendees at the event, went to Oropesa and requested that he stop shooting his rifle.Brian Krassenstein@krassensteinBREAKING: The man believed to be the accused killer of 5 of his neighbors with a semi-automatic Ar-15 firearm, Francisco Oropesa, has just been arrested in the city of Cut and Shoot, Texas according to the San Jacinto County District Attorney.Authorities are waiting for… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…3790627BREAKING: The man believed to be the accused killer of 5 of his neighbors with a semi-automatic Ar-15 firearm, Francisco Oropesa, has just been arrested in the city of Cut and Shoot, Texas according to the San Jacinto County District Attorney.Authorities are waiting for… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… https://t.co/FxLhG8cNbEFrancisco Oropesa refused to stop, which prompted Garcia to threaten to call the police. Garcia alleges that Oropesa then proceeded to physically threaten them, even approaching them with the rifle. Wilson Garcia's wife, Sonia Argentina Guzman, told him to enter the house, as she believed Oropesa wouldn't shoot a woman.As Guzman was in the doorway of the home, Oropesa fatally shot her. He then entered the home and gunned down three adults and Garcia's son, Daniel Enrique Laso-Guzman. Wilson Garcia said that as the shooting began, one of the guests at the event helped him flee through the window. She was killed shortly after. Other guests reportedly saved Garcia's surviving children by hiding them under clothes. Out of the 15 people in the home, 10 remained unhurt. Authorities also reportedly found several unharmed children who were covered in blood.Daily Loud@DailyLoudTexas mass shooting suspect Francisco Oropesa finally in custody after 4-day manhunt. He fatally shot five people including a 9-year-old boy.702122Texas mass shooting suspect Francisco Oropesa finally in custody after 4-day manhunt. He fatally shot five people including a 9-year-old boy. https://t.co/9kE2y9grOSBy the time police arrived, Francisco Oropesa had already fled the crime scene. After a 4-day search, officials received a tip off that the suspect was hiding at an unidentified home in Montgomery County. According to Montgomery Sheriff Greg Capers, Oropesa was discovered inside a closet, beneath laundry. He was arrested without incident.As per ABC, Oropesa is a Mexican national who was deported from the US in 2009, before re-entering the country soon after. He has a minor criminal history which includes driving while intoxicated. The investigation into his role in the massacre is currently ongoing.