Serial killing suspect arrested while 'hunting'

A suspected serial killer in the California city of Stockton was arrested Saturday and police say they believe he was "out hunting" when he was nabbed.

"We are sure we stopped another killing," Chief Stanley McFadden, of the Stockton Police Department, said at a news conference Saturday.

Wesley Brownlee, 43, was arrested in connection with six unprovoked murders of men ages 21 to 54 over the last few months. He was booked on a homicide charge Saturday.

Police said that surveillance teams followed Brownlee while he was driving, and stopped in area of Village Green Drive and Winslow Avenue around 2 a.m. Saturday morning.

Suspected Stockton serial killer arrested, was on a 'mission to kill'