NAPA, Calif. – Two teenage girls were tragically shot and killed on Saturday evening in Napa, according to a witness and local authorities.

Det. Dustin Dodd, in a news release, confirmed that the victims, identified as female teenagers, were found with gunshot wounds in the 400 block of Riverside Drive at approximately 8:10 p.m.

Eyewitness Account

A witness, present at the scene, recounted the harrowing incident. According to the witness, who provided assistance to one of the girls in her final moments, both victims appeared to be no older than 15 years old.

The witness described a confrontation involving three teenage girls near some boats, with the situation escalating when a dark car approached. The witness heard five gunshots before the car hastily departed. Rushing to the scene, the witness found one girl fatally wounded, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds to her head and back.

Neighborhood Concerns

The witness highlighted the concerning trend of increased gang activity and crime in the area over recent years. Once considered quiet and safe, the neighborhood has witnessed a surge in graffiti and criminal incidents.

Homicides, particularly double homicides, are infrequent in Napa. However, local authorities did not provide further details on the motive behind the shooting or any description of suspects.

Appeal for Information

The Napa Police Department issued a plea for anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward. Detective Dustin Dodd can be reached at (707) 257-9568 or via email at [email protected].

Conclusion: Seeking Justice

The tragic loss of two young lives in Napa has shaken the community. As investigations continue, authorities urge cooperation from the public to bring those responsible to justice.

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