Two fugitives charged with murder and attempted murder in separate domestic violence-related cases, were recently located by the Riverside County District Attorney’s Fugitive Apprehension Unit in Mexico and have been returned to Riverside County to face charges.

Defendant has been charged with the murder of Brandie Frazier, who was found dead in her home in Woodcrest, in the unincorporated area near Perris.

The 75-year-old former San Jacinto man failed to appear in court last year and was found by the DA's Fugitive Apprehension Unit in Rosarito, Mexico. 

The Riverside County Gang Impact Team, which is led by the DA’s Bureau of Investigation and is also a United States Marshals Service Pacific Regional Fugitive Task Force, worked with Banning police detectives, the U.S. Marshal’s Mexican International Liaison Unit in Arizona, and Mexican authorities to locate and capture Brody Joseph Baca.