UPDATED: Suspect charged after allegedly murdering brothers

GRANT COUNTY, Wash. -- [UPDATED] Deputies have arrested Noe Pena, 40, for suspicion of two counts of murder in the second degree.

Grant County Sheriff's deputies say they were originally called out at about 11:45 p.m. Saturday for a report of a man walking around with a gun in his hand.

GCSO reports finding Pena walking on Road 18 northeast. He was ordered to drop the gun and was detained.

Authorities say while they were on their way to the call, a witness told them two bodies were inside the garage at a home on the 8000 block of road 18 northeast, where Pena was first seen.

In the garage, deputies found the bodies of Epitacio Martinez-Molina, 52, and his brother Moises Martinez-Molina ,37, identified by the county coroner.

Evidence, including shell casings and the gun believed to have been involved have been sent to the state crime lab for analysis.

Pena appeared in front of a Judge on Monday and was charged for the murders, according to the Sheriff's Office, they say bail is set at $3 million.

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Two people are dead, one suspect is in custody after deputies were called out for a weapons offence.

On Saturday, just before noon, Grant County Sheriff's Deputies were called out to the 8000 block of Road 18 NE in Moses Lake.

When deputies arrived, they say two people were found dead, according to the spokesperson for the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Kyle Foreman.

One suspect is in custody, he is being interviewed by investigators according to Foreman.

At this time the two people found dead are believed to be adults, however their genders have not yet been released.

Investigators are also not releasing what type of weapon was involved or the relationship between the suspect and the victims.

Authorities also say it's too soon to say if the incident is gang or drug related.

It's also unknown who called in the weapons offence.

GCSO officials say the public is not believed to be in any danger at this time.

The area of the 8000 block Road 18 NE is blocked off. Authorities say it's at a dead end road and should not impact traffic with the exception of those who live near the area.

This is an ongoing investigation.