Crime & Safety

Third Suspect Arrested in Bank of America Shooting

Livermore Police say all three suspects are known gang members.

Livermore Police have arrested a third suspect in connection with the Dec. 21 shooting at the Bank of America at 1748 Railroad Ave.

According to a statement released by police, the third suspect, 20-year-old Jose Bravo of Stockton, was "located, identified and later arrested" by detectives on Jan. 10.

Vicente Rodriguez Jr., 31,  and a second unidentified suspect, both from Stockton, were arrested near the Bank of America soon after the shooting, which did not injure anyone. Police are not identifying the second suspect, who is a minor. The minor is being charged as an adult in this case.

All three of the suspects, who police say are known gang members, are being charged with attempted murder, shooting into an occupied vehicle, possession of a concealed firearm and a gang enhancement section.

The shooting caused a brief lock down at Livermore High School, while police searched for the suspects.

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