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Waynesboro Suspect Released on Bond

Cesar Felipe Ruiz


Waynesboro, Va – A Waynesboro man was released on a five thousand bond after he allegedly killed his sister over the weekend.

Cesar Felipe Ruiz appeared Monday morning in Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court after Waynesboro Police charged the 21-year-old him for what they called the “accidental fatal shooting of his 19-year-old sister.”

It was just after 9:45 Saturday morning that police and E-M-S were called out to a home in the 700-block of Ridgewood Road.

Upon arrival, they found Yesenia Katelyn Ruiz dead. She had been shot once with a rifle.

Cesar Ruiz faces three counts, including a charge of involuntary manslaughter.

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