Suspect Arrested After Fremont Shooting

Fremont police said a suspect was arrested after a shooting Wednesday evening near Corrigan Drive and Eggers Drive left one person with non-life-threatening gunshot injuries. Officers were sent to the area at about 6:17 p.m. on May 13 after multiple callers reported a possible shooting, according to the department. Witnesses told police a group of males had been fighting before gunfire was heard, authorities said. The victim was not found at the scene and was later located at home, police said. ### Where did the shooting happen, and when did officers respond? Corrigan Drive and Eggers Drive in Fremont were the focus of the initial response on Wednesday evening, police said. Fremont officers went to the area after callers reported a possible shooting and described a fight involving multiple males shortly before the gunfire. (nbcbayarea.com) NBC Bay Area reported police initially did not locate a victim when officers arrived. Fremont police said the investigation then turned to witness interviews, surveillance and work by the department’s Real Time Information Center, which helped identify a possible suspect vehicle leaving the area. ### How was the victim found? (nbcbayarea.com) The victim was later found at his home with gunshot injuries that police described as non-life-threatening. Authorities have not publicly identified the injured person, and no age was released in the material reviewed. East Bay Times reported one person was injured and another was arrested in connection with the shooting. (nbcbayarea.com) That account matched statements from Fremont police and Bay City News that the injuries were not considered life-threatening. ### How did police make the arrest? San Jose became part of the investigation later that evening after Fremont detectives tracked the vehicle they believed was involved. (nextdoor.com) Fremont police said investigators responded there, located the vehicle and served a search warrant with help from San Jose police. (eastbaytimes.com) One suspect was arrested after the warrant was served, police said. Authorities have not publicly named the suspect in the sources reviewed, and police did not release booking details or potential charges in the initial public statements. ### What have police said about motive or the people involved? (nextdoor.com) Fremont police said only that multiple males were involved in a fight before the shooting. The department has not publicly described a motive, said whether the victim and suspect knew each other, or said how many shots were fired. (nextdoor.com) Bay City News reported the shooting involved multiple people, while NBC Bay Area said the incident remained under active investigation on May 13. Those reports did not include additional detail about the events leading up to the gunfire beyond the reported altercation. ### What should residents watch for next? (nextdoor.com) Fremont police said the case remains active, and investigators could release more information as the inquiry develops. The department’s public news list did not show a fuller press release on its main archive page at the time of review, but a department post reproduced in search results said detectives were still working the case. (sfgate.com) Anyone with information was asked by Fremont police to contact investigators or submit tips as the inquiry continues. Further updates are most likely to appear through Fremont Police Department public releases or follow-up local reporting from Bay Area outlets. (nextdoor.com) (fremontpolice.gov)