“Murder Charges for Suspects Arrested in Tracy Shooting; Victim Identified as Ryan Wood”

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Two suspects have been arrested and are facing murder charges after a man was shot in Tracy during a possible road rage incident. The victim, Ryan Wood, has died from his injuries. The suspects, Eduardo Tarvin and Jacob Nevarez, were apprehended within 15 minutes of the shooting and now face upgraded charges. The Tracy Police Department believes the shooting was a result of a road rage incident between two vehicles. They are also seeking any potential witnesses or evidence. shooting-tracy/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Richard Ramos reported

Two individuals have been apprehended and are now facing charges of murder following a shooting incident in Tracy, California. The altercation, believed to be the result of road rage, occurred on August 4th along West Clover Road, and tragically resulted in the death of Ryan Wood, a 61-year-old resident of Manteca, who succumbed to his injuries on August 11th. The suspects, Eduardo Tarvin, 23, and Jacob Nevarez, 21, both from Lodi, were swiftly located and arrested on Interstate 205 after attempting to flee the scene of the crime. The Tracy Police Department, aided by their Flock ALPR cameras, successfully detained the suspects within a remarkable 15-minute timeframe. Tarvin and Nevarez now face charges that have been upgraded from attempted murder to murder, as well as shooting into a vehicle. Additionally, they are alleged to be responsible for various instances of road rage and brandishing weapons in the Tracy area. The incident is believed to have originated from an altercation between two vehicles: a silver/gray Jeep Wrangler and a white Nissan cargo van. Sergeant Michael Richards of the Tracy Police Department highlighted the unpredictability of people’s actions and the potential for even minor incidents to escalate into violence. In this tragic case, such escalation led to the loss of a life. Investigators suspect that the confrontation began on eastbound Interstate 580 near Pleasanton and continued onto eastbound Highway 205 in Tracy. They are appealing for witnesses who may have dashcam footage, cellphone videos, or any other firsthand accounts to come forward. The Tracy Police Department can be contacted at (209) 831-4847..