General Hospital spoilers reveal that Johnny Wactor’s (Brando Corbin) alleged killers have been hit with new charges in the murder case. According to court records obtained from by The US Sun,

18-year-olds Robert Barceleau, the alleged gunman, and Sergio Estrada’s charges have been amended to include an additional gang enhancement charge on top of murder charges.

General Hospital Spoilers – Additional Charges Have Been Added

General Hospital spoilers indicate that according to documents filed by the LA District Attorney’s office, Wactor’s murder “was committed for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in association

with a criminal street gang with the specific intent to promote, further and assist in criminal conduct by gang members.” This allows officials to add the gang related offense charges.

Barceleau could get life in prison as the alleged gunman. Frank Olano, 22, who is charged with one count of accessory to murder after the fact, was also charged with an enhanced gun charge as well. Olano has been charged with owning a firearm after being convicted of a felony.

GH Spoilers – Defendants Have Pled Not Guilty

Three of the four defendants have already pled not guilty. Leonel Gutierrez, a fourth defendant, previously pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and one count of grand theft.

This is a win for Wactor’s family. Originally, gang related charges were not included and the family wanted that.

In August, Wactor’s mother said while speaking to ABC 7 LA, saying, “I wish and don’t understand why he wouldn’t do gang enhancements. “They are all clearly gang members of the same gang that will still be asked, and I am still hoping for a lot of stackable things on top of this.”

General Hospital Spoilers – Attempted Robbery Blotched

Wactor, who was 37 years old, was shot and killed in Los Angeles on May 25, 2024, early in the morning after his shift as a bartender nearby.

Three men had his car on a jack attempting to steal the catalytic convertor. Upon confronting the men, Wactor was then shot. Wactor died in his coworker’s arms.

The suspects were arrested on August 15 after warrants were obtained using fingerprints from the scene.

“Early this morning, the Los Angeles Police Department’s Central Bureau Homicide conducted search warrants relating to the John Wactor case at several locations throughout Los Angeles,” said the LAPD at the time.

“These warrants resulted in four people being arrested and evidence recovered.” According to TMZ, the attackers were members of Florencia 13 gang