MEXICAN PRISON GANG MEMBER ACCUSED OF ORDERING A KILLING IN ROSEMEAD
Case could support suspicions about Mexican Mafia involvement in street crime.
By Sam Quinones
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
December 28, 2007
A day before Thanksgiving 1998, Donald "Pato" Schubert was shot to death in the carport of his apartment building in the San Gabriel Valley city of Rosemead.
A member of the Lomas Rosemead street gang pleaded guilty to killing Schubert, a plumber and former gang member.
With that, the case was filed away, forgotten by nearly everyone except Schubert's family.
Then, earlier this month, the case suddenly returned to life. At a hearing in Pasadena Superior Court guarded by a dozen deputies, including two SWAT officers, a judge ordered Eulalio "Lalo" Martinez, 46, a reputed member of the Mexican Mafia prison gang, to stand trial for Schubert's killing.
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