A Marysville man was arrested this week on suspicion of homicide with an alleged hate-crime component, the Yuba County Sheriff's Office said on Wednesday.
The victim, 46-year-old Akili Lewis, was stabbed just before noon on Tuesday in the area of A Street in Marysville, near a homeless encampment along the Yuba River. Lewis, a Black man, later died in the hospital, officials said.
Investigators later arrested Jesse Stewart, 48, a White man. Witnesses said the suspect yelled racial slurs at the victim, officials said.
The Yuba County Sheriff's Office said investigators recovered a knife from the Yuba River, with help from drone pilots and divers, which they believe was used in the assault.
The investigation is currently ongoing.
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