Murder of Korean tourist who went to Guam to celebrate retirement...suspect confirmed dead

The suspect suspected of murdering a South Korean tourist in the US territory of Guam has been found dead. According to the Associated Press on the 9th (local time), Guam police reported that the incident occurred on the 4th.
It was announced that the suspect in the murder of a Korean tourist was found dead in his car with a gunshot wound that appeared to be self-inflicted.
The suspect was killed in Yona Village, about a 30-minute drive from Tumon, Guam's tourist district.
It was discovered in a parked car. He had a previous conviction for illegal drug possession and a warrant had been issued for his arrest. Police say the gun found with the suspect's body in the car was linked to the murder of a South Korean tourist.
We are investigating whether it was used. Another person, believed to be part of the suspect's gang, was arrested and detained at an arcade. He was arrested at an arcade in the area where the car was discovered.
It was. Guam police said he also has a criminal record, including arrests for assault and other charges. Guam Police confirmed the results after checking surveillance cameras installed at approximately 20 locations in the Tumong tourist area where the incident occurred.
As a result, on the day of the incident, a silver Toyota 4Runner, believed to have been driven by the suspect group, was seen passing through the area. Based on a tip from a citizen, police arrested the suspect six days after the incident occurred.
He explained that he had found a clue. Previously, around 7:40 to 8 p.m. on the 4th, a Korean tourist couple in their 50s headed to Tsubaki Tower Hotel from Gun Beach in the Tumong area of Guam.
While walking, a man was robbed and, after resisting, was shot and killed. The driver and the gunman were in a sport utility vehicle (SUV) at the time, and the gunman exited the vehicle with a firearm in his hand.
It was learned that he got out, demanded his belongings and shot the man. The man with gunshot wounds was taken to the hospital, where he died the next morning. The deceased man traveled to Guam with his wife to commemorate his retirement.
When he went there, he was reportedly attacked. The day after the incident, Guam police offered a $50,000 reward for information on the suspects.