4th San Jose homicide victim of 2025 dropped off at hospital: PD
(KRON) — San Jose police are investigating the City of San Jose's fourth homicide of 2025.
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Police said officers responded at 8:45 p.m. Sunday to the 3500 block of Cas Drive for a report of a person shot. When officers arrived, they found evidence of a shooting but didn't locate any involved individuals.
Police soon discovered that the victim, a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound, had been dropped off at a local hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. His identity is being withheld until the Santa Clara County Coroner's Office confirms and notifies the next of kin.
The motive and circumstances surrounding the incident are not yet known, and police are investigating.
Police did not provide any further information on who may have dropped the victim off at the hospital.
Anyone with information on the case is urged to contact Detective Sergeant Taylor #4257 or Detective Van Brande #4542 of the San Jose Police Department's Homicide Unit via email: 4257@sanjoseca.gov and/or 4542@sanjoseca.gov or at 408-277-5283.
Anonymous tips can be submitted by calling (408) 947-STOP or visiting www.siliconvalleycrimestoppers.org. The Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers Program is offering a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest.
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