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Arroyo Grande man killed his father, attempted to kill his mother

October 15, 2024

Alan Osio

By KAREN VELIE

A 29-year-old man is in jail after he allegedly killed his father, attempted to kill his mother and set his parents’ Arroyo Grande home and daycare on fire on Monday night.

Alan Fonseca Osio, a man with a violent criminal history, is charged with murdering his 59-year-old father Miguel Osio and attempting to kill his 59-year-old mother Veronica Osio. Alan Osio is also charged with arson of an inhabited structure. He destroyed his parents’ 283 Spruce Street home.

During the fire, suffering from mutiple wounds Veronica Osio left the home. She asked officers to get help her husband who was still in the house. First responders took Miguel Osio from the burning building and attempted to perform CPR. He died at the scene.

With the house engulfed in flames, Alan Osio stood on a balcony in the front of the home while officers stood below with their guns drawn. First responders put a ladder against the balcony, but he kicked it away.

Alan Osio dropped off the balcony and ran around to the back of the home while officers yelled “drop it.”

Arroyo Grande officers booked Alan Osio in the San Luis Obispo County Jail where her remains held without bail.

In the past 10 years, law enforcement arrested Alan Osio 13 times for crimes including, assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, attempted kidnapping, attempted carjacking, hit-and-run, and corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant.

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One must ask what was the sentence in each of the previous cases and why this person was not put away for a substantial time. It is an undisputed fact that the SLO courts are very lenient. The reasons for this laissez faire attitude are many, but two are worth mentioning. (a) Judges are afraid to impose stiffer sentences as the public defenders will blackball a tough judge by case-specific disqualification or blanket disqualification, and (b) most of the bench are of the progressive state of mind and abhor incarceration. Cal Coast should do a review of the previous cases and show what happened in each case. It’s time someone took responsibility for these system failures.


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Who could have ever thought this young man was dangerous. Hopefully he has leaned his lesson and after he gets out in 5 years he will be a good boy.


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The judges involved in all of his cases sure must have not thought he was dangerous. I can’t help but wonder how those judges feel when they hear about this.


11

Three strikes laws need to be reinstated on a permanent basis. Soft on crime policies need to come to an end.


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Thank you prop 47.


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Please tell me the specific provisions of Prop 47 that led to not prosecuting and sentencing him properly. I’m certain you can’t. Not everything is the result of prop 47 even though it’s fun to just repeat that line over and over and over and over again. Most situations like this are actually the result of law enforcement not properly investigating or district attorneys not properly prosecuting.


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Wade McClave flashback. He planned it, and his insanity defense, saying he would get 4 years at ASH, and he did. His brother blocked him from getting family assets and he later drove himself and an innocent woman into a concrete building at the west end of the Bay Bridge killing them both. Osio just needs to hire the same lawyer and do his 4 years at ASH


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“In the past 10 years, law enforcement arrested Alan Osio 13 times for crimes including, assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, attempted kidnapping, attempted carjacking, hit-and-run, and corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant.”


And he was out free to kill his parents. When we we learn to keep violent criminals in jail.


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The buck stops with Pastor, er I mean Dan Dow


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