Jan 28, 2025 · Fontana Police later identified the suspect as Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37. “He came through the roof, fell through,” Fritz’s granddaughter said of the intruder. “I think he was there...

Jan 28, 2025 · Fontana police on Tuesday, Jan. 28, arrested a man who they say killed a businessman by hitting him with a baseball bat. Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37, was detained in Hollywood by the Los Angeles ...

Jan 23, 2025 · Police are searching for a suspect accused of beating an elderly man to death with a baseball bat in San Bernardino County. The suspect was identified as Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37, according...

Jan 24, 2025 · Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37, is accused of breaking into an Allstate Insurance in Fontana early Jan. 10 and launching an "unprovoked attack" on the 79-year-old business owner,...

Jan 31, 2025 · The Fontana Police Department has arrested Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, who is accused of hitting and killing business owner Fritz Mendoza with a baseball bat. According to Fontana Police, Stanberry ...

As they went to help, the intruder, identified later as 37-year-old Ronalee Barrett Stanberry by the Fontana Police, grabbed a bat and beat the elderly man to death.

Jan 29, 2025 · Fontana police arrested Ronalee Barrett Stanberry on suspicion of murder, mayhem and burglary on Tuesday in connection with the death of businessman Fritz Mendoza.

Jan 24, 2025 · Police believe the victim, who KTLA-TV identified as Fritz Mendoza, was opening up the business he had run for 30 years when Ronalee Stanberry allegedly hit him with the bat in an "unprovoked attack." Stanberry fled the scene following the incident.

West Hollywood patrol deputies saw two individuals allegedly involved in narcotics activity in the 1000 block of Sierra Bonita Avenue and detained the men, authorities said. They determined one of them had an outstanding homicide warrant and arrested the suspect, identified as Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37.

Fontana Police later identified the suspect as Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37. “He came through the roof, fell through,” Fritz’s granddaughter said of the intruder. “I think he was there overnight. The front door was locked.”