23ABC says Mario Leon was arrested for three counts of assault with a firearm. BakersfieldNow’s charge list does not include it.

Arrested for, and charged with, are not the same verb. Mario Izrael Leon, and Mario Leon, are not the same name line. Assault with a firearm, three counts, is on 23ABC. It is not on BakersfieldNow. A charge is an accusation. It is not a conviction.

BakersfieldNow, by BakersfieldNow Staff, prints Sat, November 7, 2026, at 11:26 a.m. on the story line, with no zone on that line. The page’s datePublished is 2026-11-07T11:26:10.000-08:00, and the modified time is 11:26:44 a.m. at the same offset. It reported two suspects were arrested Friday in connection with a Halloween party shooting that led to the death of 18-year-old Judisbeth Silva of San Fernando. It reported Mario Izrael Leon, 21, and Giordan Crompton,19, were arrested in the 3000 block of State University Drive in Sacramento at about 12:30 p.m., the Kern County Sheriff’s Office said. The comma in Crompton,19, has no space after it on that page. It reported both are allegedly tied to the shooting in the 4000 block of Rosedale Highway that led to Silva’s death and injured two others. It reported Leon is charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder, two counts of robbery, felon in possession of ammunition and a firearm, and participation in a criminal street gang. It reported Crompton is charged with two counts of robbery and participation in a criminal street gang. It reported both were booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail and are awaiting extradition to Kern County. 23ABC, with Lindsey Belsky’s name above a byline that reads 23ABC News Staff, has a published timestamp of 2026-11-07T12:16:02-0800. The fetched story text prints Posted and does not print a clock. It reported Mario Leon, 21, and Giordan Crompton, 19, were arrested in the 3000 block of State University Drive. Mario Izrael Leon, on BakersfieldNow, and Mario Leon, on 23ABC, are not the same name line. Crompton, 19, with a space, and Crompton,19, without one, are not the same typesetting. 23ABC does not print Friday, about 12:30 p.m., the Sacramento County Main Jail, or extradition. It says Leon was arrested for murder, attempted murder (2 counts), assault with a firearm (3 counts), robbery (2 counts), felon in possession of ammunition and a firearm, and participation in a criminal street gang. It says Crompton was arrested on the following charges, and lists robbery (2 counts) and participation in a criminal street gang. Arrested for, on 23ABC’s list for Leon, and charged with, on BakersfieldNow, are not the same verb. Arrested for, and arrested on the following charges, are both on the 23ABC page, for two different men. Assault with a firearm, three counts, is on 23ABC. It is not on BakersfieldNow’s charge list. Two counts, spelled out, and (2 counts), in parentheses, are not the same typesetting.

23ABC reported the arrests stem from a shooting on November 1 in the area of Rosedale Highway. It reported the Kern County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were dispatched to Rosedale Highway near Gibson Street for reports of an armed robbery in progress, and that they found three women suffering from gunshot wounds while several hundred people were leaving the area. It reported one woman, identified as 18-year-old Judisbeth Silva, died at the scene, and that the other two were transported to a hospital with injuries KCSO describes as non-life-threatening. BakersfieldNow’s Nov. 7 arrest story says injured two others. It does not print Gibson Street, November 1, three women, several hundred, or non-life-threatening. It does print the 4000 block and San Fernando. 23ABC does not print the 4000 block or San Fernando. BakersfieldNow’s earlier story, published Nov. 3, 2026, says that on November 1, 2026, at around 12:34 a.m., deputies were called to the 4000 block of Rosedale Highway, near Gibson Street, for reports of an armed robbery in progress, that three women were shot at a large gathering, that several hundred attendees were seen leaving, and that the other two victims were taken to a hospital with injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. Around 12:34 a.m., on that Nov. 3 story, and about 12:30 p.m., on the Nov. 7 arrest story, are not the same clock and not the same event. Non-life-threatening, on 23ABC, and not believed to be life-threatening, on the Nov. 3 story, are not the same words. The Nov. 3 story says the suspect or suspects were still outstanding, and it says the Kern County Coroner’s Office identified the woman who died as 18-year-old Judisbeth Silva of San Fernando. The Nov. 7 story is the arrest account. The two wounded women are not named. Silva is 18 on both arrest stories. These are accusations. BakersfieldNow says the investigation is ongoing. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.