A case involving three teenage suspects, a stolen SUV and a police shooting in San Jose has prompted renewed discussion about youth violence and crime prevention efforts in the city.
A San Jose police officer was fired after the department said he improperly used Flock data, automated license plate reader information, and shared it with a relative who was a suspect in a domestic violence case.
Authorities said 14 people were sent to the hospital Friday night during a concert in San Jose where popular electronic duo The Chainsmokers were performing.
According to SJPD, the suspect has served jail time for at least three dozen burglaries dating back to 2020 but was released and later accused of committing additional crimes.
A suspect who shot and injured a San Jose officer on Tuesday afternoon was killed following an exchange of gunfire, according to police. Dramatic Ring camera video showed the moments leading up to the shooting.
A source tells ABC7 Eyewitness News an officer and a suspect are both seriously injured in the shooting.