Stockton Birthday Party Shooting: No Arrests After 100 Days

0:00On March 18th, it's been 100 days since gunmen opened fire at a birthday party in Stockton, killing four people, including three children, eight-year-old Maya Lupian, and eight-year-old Journey Rose Rail-Tutare Guerrero, were among the victims, along with 14-year-old Amari Peterson and 21-year-old Susano Archileta. Thirteen others were wounded in the attack that involved at least 50 rounds from five different guns. Mayor Christina Fugazi expressed real surprise that no one has come forward with tips leading to arrests. Two vehicles linked to the shooters were recovered and tested for DNA, but investigators still have no suspects and custody. The mayor urged anyone protecting the gunmen to turn themselves in, stressing that helpers deserve jail time, too. A reward of $130,000 has sat untouched, failing to draw solid leads from the community. Police now believe the shooting targeted rappers at the party, like M.B. Nell, Flyboy

1:00Duggie, and Nano M.B., who hosted it for his child. Nano M.B. had been jailed on a parole violation since November, but was released on March 17th. With the case still wide open, Stockton residents hold out hope for breakthroughs as the investigation presses on. Made in AI.