Afternoon gunfire was reported on Rancho Drive, and marks the city’s fourth homicide of 2023.
SAN JOSE — A shooting that sent a person to the hospital with life-threatening injuries Tuesday afternoon has since died, marking the city’s fourth homicide of the year, police said.
The shooting was reported at 4:30 p.m. from Rancho Drive, between Monterey Highway and Seven Trees Boulevard. According to San Jose police, responding officers found a seriously injured person who was rushed to a local hospital. Police stated Wednesday morning that the victim died overnight. Additional details, including a motive or any identified suspect, were not immediately released; police said more information would be released later Wednesday.
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