UPDATE: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 at 5:14 p.m.
The suspect connected to last weekend's double murder in Clovis is under arrest.
Clovis Police Chief Matt Basgall said during a press conference that 49-year-old Dave McCann was picked up Wednesday morning at a Seaside-area transient camp in Monterey County.
"Through the tip of a homeless person, [they] were able to lead us directly to where Mr. McCann was sleeping, which happened to be well off the beaten path, up a bicycle train and behind a fence," said Basgall.
McCann is suspected of killing his mother-in-law, Judith Cooper, 68 of Paso Robles and his estranged wife, Tierney Cooper-McCann, 37, of Fresno.
Investigators had focused on the Central Coast, after a Penske rental truck connected to McCann was located in Paso Robles. There were also sightings in Cambria on Monday and near Ragged Point on Tuesday.
Original Story:
A Paso Robles woman and her adult daughter are now identified as the victims of a weekend murder scene in Clovis.
The Fresno County Coroner's Office confirmed to KCBX that the victims were Judith Cooper, 68, of Paso Robles and her daughter, Tierney Cooper-McCann, 37, of Fresno.
A search is underway on the Central Coast for the suspected killer. Paso Robles police say investigators believe 47-year-old Dave McCann is using a mountain bike to get around.
A white Penske rental truck was discovered in Paso Robles this weekend, connected to McCann.
Police warn that the suspect is considered dangerous and not to approach him, but to call 9-1-1.