man has been convicted for taking part in a series of gang killings that randomly targeted people in San Pablo who wore red.

The Contra Costa Times reports that a jury found 22-year-old Jorge Camacho guilty of three counts of murder and conspiracy Thursday.

Authorities say the gang decided to randomly shoot people wearing red to reclaim their territory after a loss of gang leadership. Four people died in the 2007 and 2008 shootings.

Jurors found Camacho guilty of killing two people himself and conspiring in a third, but acquitted him in the murder of a 15-year-old boy.

Camacho faces life in prison without parole at his June 17 sentencing.

He's the fourth gang member convicted at trial. Six others reached plea deals, and one trial remains for Hector Molina, who's charged with killing the 15-year-old.

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