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Man Charged in Chino Hills Kidnapping After Victim Found Shot in Car Trunk

The charge raises the prospect of heightened penalties while investigators sift business records and a reported power cut to determine motive.

Overview

  • Authorities say the alleged abduction began Wednesday, July 29, when deputies report the suspects cut power to the victim’s Chino Hills home, shot Shukur Aikebaer and forced him into the trunk of a Nissan Altima.
  • Deputies located the car and pursued it for about one to two miles before the vehicle stopped and the driver walked to the trunk, fired into it, and was fatally shot by deputies.
  • San Bernardino County prosecutors on Aug. 3 charged 66-year-old Jianquan Bo with murder and filed a special-circumstance allegation tied to a kidnapping that could increase sentencing exposure.
  • Jianquan Bo pleaded not guilty at arraignment, remains held without bail, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for mid-August as investigators continue to review seized evidence from a search of the suspects’ Irvine home.
  • Investigators are examining business ties among the men, including litigation over a roughly $20 million Pasadena property, while the victim’s family and neighbors cope with the sudden loss and search for answers.