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Man shoots, kills girlfriend and her brother in Tracy, police say | Update

The Tracy Police Department identified the suspect in the deadly shooting as 21-year-old Allenray Calamba.

TRACY, Calif. — Update June 4: 

The Tracy Police Department identified the suspect in a deadly shooting as 21-year-old Allenray Calamba. The shooting killed 21-year-old Valeria Garcia Cruz and her brother 24-year-old Jesus Garcia Cruz. 

Police say Calamba was dating Valeria Garcia Cruz. Calamba is currently in critical condition at a hospital and will be booked into custody at the San Joaquin County Jail.

Tracy Police Department is still asking the public to contact Detective Eric Smith if they have any information about this case. Smith can be reached at Eric.Smith@TracyPD.com and (209) 831-6563.

Officers also shared resources for any members of the public who may need to speak with someone regarding domestic violence in their life:

  • 24-hour Domestic Violence Helpline: (209) 465-4878
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800)799-7233
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 66746

Original story: 

The Tracy Police Department is investigating the shooting death of two people, a man and woman, at an area mobile home park. 

According to a spokesperson with the Tracy Police Department, reports of gunshots and screaming were received around 2:45 a.m. Thursday, June 3. Upon arrival, officers found one woman shot and killed, as well as three other people suffering from gunshot wounds. 

The three additional people were taken to an area hospital, where one of which eventually died. 

One of the two survivors transported to the hospital is believed to be the shooter. 

According to Lt. Tony Sheneman of the Tracy Police Department, both victims were in their early 20s. A child was found at the home of the shooting, but was unharmed and is now with family. 

A small crowd of family members and friends of the victims could be seen two doors down from the active crime scene, hoping for answers from the investigation. 

"Two at the same time, I mean my family is devastated right now," said Jose Rojas, who said he was an uncle to the victims and rushed to the area after getting a call from his brother. 

"Everybody is shocked at what happened," Rojas said. "You don't know the pain until you go through it, so there's no answer for that," he said. 

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