Police seek tips in National City shootings killed two people; seriously injured two others [Breaking]
Authorities reached out to the public Thursday for information that help them identify and track down the people responsible for shootings that left two youths dead and two others badly wounded over the last eightThe first of the two shooting took place Oct. 28, when Edwin Barrera, 18, of National City and Gillian Aguilera, 16, of Bonita were fatally wounded outside a home on East 17th Street near Palm Avenue, police said.
“Detectives believe the additional witnesses may have video evidence that could aid in solving the crime,” Gonzales said.
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