MS-13 Gang Member, Released from Prison, Charged with Killing Uber Eats Driver in ‘Demonic’ Murder

An MS-13 Gang member, recently released from prison on parole, is now charged with murdering an Uber Eats driver {snip}

Oscar Solis, a 30-year-old MS-13 Gang member, was arrested on April 24 for allegedly murdering and dismembering 59-year-old Randall Cooke, a husband and stepfather, on April 19, as he was delivering food to the gang member’s home {snip}

Oscar Solis and Randall Cooke

“{snip} This individual, what he did was demonic,” Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco said. “… this person killed him for no reason and took him away from his family.”

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Police said security camera footage shows Cooke making the delivery at Solis’s residence before the camera shuts off. From there, police believe Solis yanked Cooke inside the home, murdered him, dismembered his body, and then stuffed his remains in trash bags {snip}

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Police said Solis had been recently released on parole, in January, from prison in Indiana and then moved to Holiday, Florida, and failed to register as a convicted felon — a violation of his parole.

Solis has a lengthy criminal record that includes stabbing a fellow prison inmate multiple times, aggravated battery, multiple burglary convictions, drug offenses, resisting law enforcement, and assaulting prison staff.

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