Triple Shooting on West Edinger in Santa Ana
Key Questions
What happened in the triple shooting on West Edinger in Santa Ana?
On Sunday, April 19, around 8:55-9 p.m., a shooting occurred at the 1100 block of West Edinger Avenue near Shelton Street in Santa Ana (ZIP 92704), leaving two men dead and one injured. Police responded with patrols and helicopters amid reports of a gunfight. The incident is under investigation by Santa Ana Police Department (SAPD).
Where exactly did the Santa Ana shooting take place?
The shooting happened in the 1100 block of West Edinger Avenue at Shelton Street in Santa Ana, core area 92704. This location is in a vulnerable school and commute zone, raising personal safety concerns for residents. SAPD is actively investigating the scene.
How many people were killed or injured in the incident?
Two men were killed, and one person was wounded during the gunfight. Authorities responded quickly to multiple reports around 9 p.m. on April 19. Details on the injured person's condition are not specified in current reports.
Is the Santa Ana shooting believed to be gang-related?
Police believe the shooting was gang-related, based on initial investigations. It echoes recent events like an April 18 fatal shooting, police chase-shooting, and kidnappings in the area. Motive and suspects are still being monitored by SAPD.
What are authorities advising residents after the shooting?
Residents are urged to remain vigilant, especially in the school and commute areas affected. Tips on suspects or motives should be reported to SAPD. The situation is developing, so locals should monitor updates for safety.
SAPD investigating Sunday night Apr 19 shooting at West Edinger Ave/Shelton St (1100 block, core 92704)—1-2 dead, 1-2 injured amid patrols/helicopter. Echoes Apr 18 fatal shooting, police chase-shooting, kidnappings; heightens personal safety fears in vuln school/commute area. Residents urged vigilance, tips to SAPD; monitor suspects/motive.