FREMONT, Calif. — A late-night drive-by shooting in Fremont has claimed the lives of two individuals and left another in critical condition, authorities reported early Saturday. The incident occurred in a large parking lot on Stevenson Boulevard just before 11:12 p.m. Friday, when an unidentified assailant fired from a vehicle, targeting at least three people.
One victim succumbed to their injuries at the scene, while the other two were quickly transported to a nearby hospital. Unfortunately, one of the hospitalized victims later died from their wounds, though officials did not disclose the identities of the casualties.
Medical personnel continued to treat the third victim on Saturday, but their condition remains undisclosed. Police confirmed there were no additional injuries reported and no arrests made in connection with the shooting as of Saturday morning.
This tragic incident marks a grim milestone for Fremont, as it brings the city’s homicide count to four for the year. Police indicated that the current investigation joins a list of shootings that have plagued the community this year. The first homicide occurred on June 20 over a parking dispute, followed by another on July 1 involving longtime friends near a local homeless encampment.
Authorities are actively seeking information about the shooting and urge anyone with knowledge to come forward. As the investigation unfolds, the community is left grappling with the consequences of violence that has increasingly touched their lives.
The local police department has emphasized its commitment to public safety and is working tirelessly to identify the shooter. Community members are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
As the city mourns the loss of life, residents are hoping for swift justice and a return to safety in their neighborhoods.