The recent shooting deaths of at least five people in Stockton and last year’s shooting in Oakland are believed to be linked, according to Stockton police. In addition, the shooting of a surviving woman in Stockton last year has also been linked to a serial killing. KCRA 3 is learning more about the lives lost as the Stockton Police Department searches for those responsible for the serial killings. Learn Spanish. The family and the medical examiner’s office first identified the five most recent victims. Paul Alexander Yaw, 35; Salvador William Debudey Jr, 43; Jonathan Hernandez, Rodriguez, 21; Juan Cruz, 52; Lorenzo, 52; That includes the 4:18 a.m. shooting on April 10, 2021, when a 40-year-old Hispanic man was killed in Oakland, police said. Affiliated KTVU reported that the coroner identified the man as Juan Miguel Vasquez Serrano. A 46-year-old woman survived after being shot at Park and Union Streets in Stockton at 3:20 a.m. on April 16, 2021. Video above: The Stockton police chief reviewed what he said were five cases that appeared to be related “incidents that occurred during dark hours, where people were alone, not in well-lit areas,” Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden said Friday, September. 30. While most of the victims were Hispanic, Stockton police do not see any indication that these were hate crimes. At this time, it is not clear whether the person police are looking for is a suspect or a witness. Police confirmed that ballistic testing was linked to the shooting. | READ MORE | Stockton Police Chief Says ‘Stop Killing’ While Investigating Serial Killings; Person of Interest Paul Alexander Yaw, 35 Paul Alexander Yaw was killed on July 8, family confirms to KCRA 3. “This is my son Paul. He was a great man with a big heart,” his mother Greta Bogrow, who lives in Texas, said in a statement. “He was my son, father, grandson, nephew, cousin and brother and was loved by many. He left a huge hole in our hearts and I hope they catch those responsible before this happens again. Yaw was shot just after midnight — about 12:30 a.m. — in a park in the 5600 block of Kermit Lane, police said. He was taken to hospital, where he died of his injuries. A neighbour told KCRA 3 she heard gunshots. Bogrow said her son was uninhabited when he died. Salvador Willem Debudi Jr., 43, was killed in August. On the 11th, the family confirmed to KCRA that 3. Debudey is a Stockton native and father. He was shot and killed in a parking lot in the 4900 block of West Lane about 9:49 p.m., police said. Police found him with gunshot wounds and began lifesaving measures. He died at the scene of the shooting, about five minutes after the first homicide. Debudey’s wife, Analydia Lopez, said she found possible links between all the homicides through social media and was upset that Stockton police had not provided her with family information. “It caused a lot of pain, a lot of pain for our families,” said Salvador Debudey’s wife, Analydia Lopez. She said she met Debudey about 28 years ago, when they were students at Franklin High School. They later reconnected and were married for 12 years. “Honestly, a part of me died with him that day,” Lopez said. “It’s hard. Really, really hard.” In addition to his wife and daughter, Debdi has three younger brothers and his parents. The family now want to know who killed the 43-year-old. Learn more about Dubedy here. Lorenzo Lopez, 54 Lorenzo Lopez was killed in September. On the 27th, the family confirmed to KCRA 3. He was shot in the 900 block of Porter Avenue just before 2 a.m., police said. When police arrived, they found the man on the sidewalk with gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The grieving family has since built a shrine on the site. “My parents are heartbroken about this,” said Jerry Lopez, Lorenzo’s brother. “This is their first baby boy. I know they have a lot of memories of him.” Jerry Lopez wants the Stockton Police Department to announce a bounty and find people involved in his brother’s killing, among others Jay Jerry Lopez said of his eldest brother: “He’s been by my side. He’s been taking care of me. I wish I could watch out for him.” The initial cash prize was $85,000, but Stoke Dayton police said they raised the reward to $95,000 after making an anonymous donation. Learn more about Lopez here. 21Hernandez Rodriguez was killed on August 30 in the 800 block of East Hammer Lane, according to police. He was found shot in his vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene. His family told KCRA 3 that he was born in Stockton and that his funeral was on September 11. RELATED STORY Stockton serial killings: Everything we know and don’t know so far Serial killers ‘very psychologically complex and need to be investigated’, experts say, video of people involved released, ballistics linking shootings How the Stockton Community Comes Together Amid Serial Killing Fears – KCRA 3’s Maricela De La Cruz and Lysée Mitri contributed to this report.
The recent shooting deaths of at least five people in Stockton and last year’s shooting in Oakland are believed to be linked, according to Stockton police. In addition, the shooting of a surviving woman in Stockton last year has also been linked to a serial killing.
KCRA 3 is learning more about the lives lost as the Stockton Police Department searches for those responsible for the serial killings.
Learn Spanish.
The family and the medical examiner’s office first identified the five most recent victims.
Two more shootings have since been linked to the latest killings. That includes the 4:18 a.m. shooting on April 10, 2021, when a 40-year-old Hispanic man was killed in Oakland, police said. Affiliated KTVU reported that the coroner identified the man as Juan Miguel Vasquez Serrano.
A 46-year-old woman survived the shooting at Park and Union Streets in Stockton at 3:20 a.m. on April 16, 2021.
Video above: Stockton police chief reviews five cases he says appear to be linked
“These events are happening in dark hours, these are happening in places where people are alone, not in brightly lit areas,” said Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden on Friday, September 9. 30 .
While most of the victims are Hispanic, Stockton police see no indication that these were hate crimes. At present, it is not clear whether the interested persons police are looking for are suspects or witnesses.
Police confirmed that ballistic testing was linked to the shooting.
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Paul Alexander Yo, 35
Paul Alexander Yaw was killed on July 8, the family confirmed to KCRA 3.
“This is my son Paul. He was a great man with a big heart,” his Texas-based mother Greta Bogreau said in a statement. “He was my son, father, grandson, nephew, cousin and brother and was loved by many. He left a huge hole in our hearts and I hope they catch those responsible before this happens again. .”
Police said Yaw was shot just after midnight — about 12:30 a.m. — in a park in the 5600 block of Kermit Lane. He was taken to hospital, where he died of his injuries. A neighbour told KCRA 3 she heard gunshots.
Bogreau said her son was homeless when he died.
Salvador William Debdi Jr., 43
Salvador William Debdi Jr was killed in August. On the 11th, the family confirmed to KCRA 3.
Debudey is a Stockton native and father.
He was shot and killed in a parking lot in the 4900 block of West Lane about 9:49 p.m., police said. Police found him with gunshot wounds and began lifesaving measures. He died at the scene of the shooting, about five minutes after the first homicide.
Debudey’s wife, Analydia Lopez, said she found possible links between all the homicides through social media and was upset that Stockton police had not contacted her family with information.
Salvador Debudey’s wife Analydia Lopez said: “This has caused a lot of pain, a lot of pain in our family.”
She said she met Debudey about 28 years ago, when they were students at Franklin High School. They reconnected later in life and were married for 12 years.
“Honestly, a part of me died with him that day,” Lopez said. “It’s hard. Really, really hard.”
In addition to his wife and daughter, Debdi is survived by his three younger brothers and his parents. The family now want to know who killed the 43-year-old.
Learn more about Dubedy here.
Lorenzo Lopez, 54
Lorenzo Lopez was killed in September. On the 27th, the family confirmed to KCRA 3.
He was shot in the 900 block of Porter Avenue just before 2 a.m., police said. When police arrived, they found the man on the sidewalk with gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The grieving family has since built a shrine on the site.
“My parents are heartbroken about this,” said Jerry Lopez, Lorenzo’s brother. “That was their first baby boy. I know they have a lot of memories of him.”
Jerry Lopez is hopeful that the Stockton Police Department’s announcement of a bounty and search for those involved in his brother’s killing, as well as others believed to be part of a serial murder spree, will make a difference.
“He’s by my side. He’s looking at me. I wish I could pay attention to him,” Jerry Lopez said of his older brother.
The initial cash reward was $85,000, but Stockton police said they increased the reward to $95,000 after an anonymous donation.
Learn more about Lopez here.
Jonathan Hernandez Rodriguez, 21
Hernandez Rodriguez was killed in August. 30 in the 800 block of East Hammer Lane, according to police.
He was found shot in his car and pronounced dead at the scene.
His family told KCRA 3 that he was born in Stockton and that his funeral was on September 2. 11.
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–Maricela De La Cruz and Lysée Mitri of KCRA 3 contributed to this report.