A suspected serial killer is in custody in Northern California and police say they caught the guy while he was looking for his next victim … this after 6 lives have already been taken.

43-year-old Wesley Brownlee was arrested Saturday morning in Stockton … where Police Chief Stanley McFadden says he appeared to be scoping out a new person to kill.

Stockton PD was surveilling him and stopped Brownlee after he left his house in a car around 2 AM. Upon a search, they say they found him armed with a gun and a mask around his neck.

Chief McFadden says there’s no doubt in their minds he was “out hunting” and that they stopped another killing. Brownlee was booked for homicide — although it’s unclear if all of the murders are being pinned on him right off the bat.

Six men have been slain dating back to April 2021 all of whom were ambushed, shot, and killed. Five took place in the Stockton area up through September, and the final one happened in Oakland more than a year ago.

A seventh victim, a woman, was also shot in Stockton last year but survived. A good handful of the victims are said to be homeless.

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