QUINCY — A suspect in the shooting in a Quincy blueberry orchard has been arrested.
The Grant County sheriff’s office saod deputies, police and officers with the Marshals Service raided a Quincy home Thursday evening and took Arnoldo Mendoz into custody.
He accused of attempted murder for the July 19 shooting that seriously wounded a 20-year-old man.
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