2ND SUSPECT ARRESTED IN LANCASTER SLAYING.

Byline: Bhavna Mistry Daily News Staff Writer

A second suspect has been arrested in the death of a Lancaster man who was kidnapped, shot to death and dumped in a field.

Dale Leroy Weidner, 18, wanted in the Oct. 31 death of 26-year-old Roger Arciga, was taken into custody last week in Van Nuys by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's fugitive apprehension team, which spent three days watching an apartment in the 14200 block of Victory Boulevard.

``We had information that he was hiding out in a Van Nuys apartment,'' said Detective Mark Lillienfeld. ``We were waiting for him to show.''

Weidner, who had lived in the Lancaster area, is one of three men wanted in the death of Arciga, who was kidnapped from an acquaintance's home in the 43300 block of Echard Avenue in Lancaster and found 24 hours later in a field in the 47600 block of Division Street in Lancaster.

Weidner is being held without bail on suspicion of murder.

Omar Torres Solorzano was arrested Nov. 20 following a high-speed chase that began in Lancaster and ended with a crash in Acton.

Solorzano, 20, of Lancaster suffered a broken arm in the crash at Sierra Highway and Crown Valley Road.

Sheriff's officials are still searching for a third suspect, parolee William Allen Fisher, 25. He is described as white, 5-11 and 190 pounds, with tattoos of a swastika and ``Grumpy'' on his stomach, the letters NLR on the back of his head and SFV on the back of his neck.

``We believe he is still in the Antelope Valley area,'' Lillienfeld said.

Anyone with information on Fisher's whereabouts is asked to contact the Lancaster Sheriff's station at [phone] or Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at [phone].