Five suspects, including two juveniles, were arrested in the Auburn Boulevard shooting at a pop-up party that killed one Uber passenger and injured another.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Five people, including two juveniles, have been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred during a pop-up party on Auburn Boulevard in March, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office.

The shooting happened just after midnight on March 15 in the 4400 block of Auburn Boulevard. North Patrol deputies responded to reports of gunfire and found a man and a woman inside a vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds.



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Deputies provided emergency medical aid until fire personnel arrived. The male victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. The female victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators determined the shooting stemmed from a large, unsanctioned “pop-up” party held at 4366 Auburn Boulevard, where crowds gathered inside and outside the location.

According to detectives, witnesses reported that a group of four to five males retrieved firearms from a vehicle and fired around 70 rounds toward another group in the parking lot.

Authorities said the victims were not involved in any dispute and were passengers in an Uber attempting to leave the area when they were hit by gunfire.

During the five-week investigation, detectives learned that one group had been waiting for a rapper and his associates to exit the party. 

When the group left, five suspects allegedly exited a vehicle and opened fire into the crowd. Investigators identified all five suspects: three adults and two juveniles. 

On April 20, four suspects were arrested, including 18-year-old Kymani Agbouti of Vallejo, 18-year-old Avante Washington of Antelope, and two juveniles from Oakland and Sacramento.

The fifth suspect, 20-year-old Juan Colmenero of Emeryville, fled to Puerto Rico following the shooting. Authorities say he was later arrested on April 29 at San Francisco International Airport after returning.

All five suspects have been booked on homicide-related charges. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office confirmed there are no outstanding suspects.

The investigation remains ongoing.

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