Fresno Prosecutors Nearing Conclusion in 2019 Mass Shooting Preliminary Hearing
Prosecutors are nearing the conclusion of a preliminary hearing in Fresno, California, for three men accused in a 2019 mass shooting on Lamona Avenue that resulted in four deaths and six injuries. A witness provided testimony describing the chaos and…

Fresno Visalia, CA, November 9, 2026 — In Fresno, California, prosecutors are approaching the end of a preliminary hearing for three men facing charges in connection with a fatal mass shooting that occurred on Lamona Avenue in 2019. The incident tragically resulted in the deaths of four individuals and left six others injured.
The preliminary hearing, designed to determine if there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a full trial, has featured testimony from witnesses who were present during the violent event. One witness reportedly described the scene as chaotic and traumatic, providing details of the immediate aftermath of the shooting to assist the prosecution in building its case.
The prosecution aims to present enough evidence during this phase to convince a judge that the three defendants should stand trial for their alleged roles in the 2019 mass shooting. The names of the defendants were not explicitly provided in the available information regarding the hearing’s proceedings. Similarly, the specific date of the shooting on Lamona Avenue, beyond the year 2019, was not detailed.
Key details such as the exact location where the preliminary hearing is being held within Fresno, the names of the prosecution and defense attorneys, and specific timelines for the remaining stages of the preliminary hearing were not made public. The focus remains on the prosecution’s efforts to establish probable cause for the charges against the accused men, based on the evidence and testimony presented thus far. The hearing’s conclusion is anticipated as the legal process moves forward.
Story summarized from the original created by Vincent Camarillo on abc30.com, see more information here.
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