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Second victim identified from Father’s Day triple homicide in Richmond

Police have not made any arrests in shooting that also wounded five


Authorities on Wednesday released the identify of a second person killed in a Father’s Day shooting in Richmond that left three dead.

Five others were injured in the June 20 shooting, when gunmen opened fire at a house in the 2100 block of Dunn Avenue, west of 23rd Street in the northern part of the city. The shooting happened during a house party that police said the hosts intended for only 10-15 people but that expanded through social media promotions to at least three times that many people.

Nobody has been arrested.

The man identified Wednesday was 39-year-old Hector Carrillo-Lopez, who authorities believe may be from an indigenous group in the mountains of Guatemala. Authorities last week identified 18-year-old Andres Morales Garcia, of Richmond, as one of the victims.

The Alameda County Coroner’s Office has not released the identity of the third victim.

Investigators were working to identify a car seen leaving the scene as one of interest but they have not put a description of the vehicle or any suspects.

Police believe at least two people shot weapons.

The shootings brought Richmond’s homicide total to 12 in 2021. One of them was investigated by the California Highway Patrol.