4 Florida Students Charged in Alleged Machete Attack on Teen

Kaheem Justin Arbelo, 20, Jonathan Isaiah Lucas, 18, Christian Raul Colon, 19, and Desiray Alisha Strickland, 18, are suspects in the murder of Jose Santos Amaya Guardado, reported missing on Sunday June 28, 2015, according to Miami-Dade police.

Jonathan Lucas, left, and Kaheem Arbelo, right, are also charged in Guardado's murder, according to Miami-Dade police. (Photo credit: Miami-Dade Police/Pasco County Sheriff's Office via NYDN)

According to an arrest report obtained by the Miami Herald, Strickland “complained that she had missed the first series of machete strikes because she had walked away for a few minutes to urinate in the woods,” during the attack.

Strickland and Arbelo are reportedly accused of staying behind to have sex at the murder scene, according to the New York Daily News.

Jail records obtained by the outlet show Arbelo, Strickland and Lucas have been charged with first-degree murder and Colon faces second-degree murder and conspiracy charges. Arbelo and Lucas additionally face charges of first-degree conspiracy and evidence tampering, according to the report.

The accused are being held in Miami-Dade jails to await trial, according to police.

The investigation into Guardado's death began after the victim's brother July 1 discovered what appeared to be a partially buried body in a wooded area around the 28000 block of S.W. 125 Avenue and contacted 911, Miami-Dade police say.

Officers responded to the scene and discovered human remains. The deceased was removed from the scene and identified as Guardado.

The medical examiner determined the cause of death to be trauma and ruled it to be a homicide.

The accused and the victim were all students at Homestead Job Corps, a live-in vocational school, according to the Herald.

A fifth suspect is reportedly expected to be arrested in the case.