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Arrest Made in Black Friday Shooting at NorCal Mall that Left 3 Injured
San Jose Police arrested a suspect after a gang-related shooting injured three people at Valley Fair Mall on Black Friday, police said.
- On Monday, December 1, 2025, San Jose police announced an arrest after the Nov. 28 shooting at Westfield Valley Fair Mall outside the women's Macy's at about 5:30 p.m.
- Investigators say a verbal altercation escalated when the man who pulled a firearm fired several rounds, and police said the gunfire stemmed from an individual clash not targeting shoppers.
- Witnesses described hearing eight to 10 shots and then fleeing as a man involved in the fight, a woman and a 16-year-old girl were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
- The Valley Fair Mall reopened Saturday with increased security and a noticeable police presence, while the San Jose Police Department shared a photo Monday of a person in handcuffs.
- SJPD said `Initial information revealed the incident to be gang-motivated; however, the circumstances remain under investigation,` and it located and arrested a suspect Sunday night, posting `Ladies and gentlemen, we got him.
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Westfield Valley Fair mall shooter captured, police say
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — The suspect wanted in the Westfield Valley Fair shooting that injured three people on Black Friday is in custody, the San Jose Police Department announced Monday morning. “Ladies and gentlemen, we got him,” San Jose PD wrote on social media. The suspected shooter. (SJPD) Westfield Valley Fair shooting was gang-related, extra police to patrol mall: PD The suspect was found and arrested last night. Police have released a …
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Times-HeraldValley Fair mall shooting: San Jose police arrest teen in Black Friday attack
Authorities announced the arrest of a boy in a shooting that wounded three people -- including a teen girl bystander -- and cleared out San Jose's largest mall.
·San Jose, United States
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