09/12/2026
From David Rose FOX 13
CAPTURED: Two men accused of luring two teenage girls in Olympia before allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting them in King County pleaded not guilty Thursday as prosecutors detailed the case in court and newly released body camera video showed their arrests.
đ¨ Moises âMoiâ Guardela-Marrugo, 19, was arrested by King County Sheriffâs Office TAC 30 SWAT team in Auburn on September 2. The same day, deputies arrested Josue âJoshuaâ Orozco, 27, in Kent as he walked away from his Corvette in front of a Planet Fitness.
Body camera video from the sheriffâs TAC 30 SWAT team shows deputies taking both men into custody. The arrests were part of an investigation conducted with a narcotics task force in Thurston County.
Investigators seized Orozcoâs Corvette, a Monte Carlo and a tow truck, along with fentanyl, co***ne, fi****ms, cash and jewelry, according to authorities. Prosecutors allege Orozco used Instagram messages to persuade one of the girls to meet the men at a church in Olympia on Aug. 13, promising to buy them alcohol.
Investigators say the 15-year-old and 17-year-old girls were then driven against their will in a van to a home near Renton, where both were sexually assaulted.
The 15-year-old tried to escape the locked room but was pinned down by force to the bed and r***d. Detectives say the men then drove them to a shopping center and left them to fend for themselves.
They used a washroom at the Fred Meyer to clean up blood that was all over the youngest victimâs clothing. They were able to find a ride back to Olympia where they reported the assaults and went to the hospital for a r**e exam.
Orozco is charged in King County with two counts of unlawful imprisonment, each with a sexual motivation enhancement, as well as second- and third-degree r**e. Prosecutors said they also plan to file additional charges against Orozco for unlawful possession of a firearm and for allegedly attempting to bribe a sheriffâs detective in exchange for his release.
Orozco is being held on $502,500 bail. Guardela-Marrugo is charged with attempted second-degree r**e.
His attorney argued in court that he is not a flight risk, pointing to his job as a mechanic, his enrollment in welding school and his role as the sole financial support for his mother.
His attorney also said the defense will later present evidence that Guardela-Marrugo is innocent. Judge Josephine Wiggs kept Guardela-Marrugoâs bail at $200,000.
The judge did not allow cameras to show either defendantâs face in court. No charges have yet been filed in King or Thurston counties stemming from the drugs and other items seized during the investigation.
Both men have pleaded not guilty.
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