Police identify victims in separate fatal weekend shootings in Fresno
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- Fresno police identified Jordan Abuchon, 22, killed during apartment party fight.
- Karim Williams, 18, found with fatal gunshot on roadway; motive under probe.
- These deaths mark Fresno’s 20th homicide in 2025; police urge tips via hotlines.
Fresno Police have identified the victims of separate fatal shootings over the weekend as 22-year-old Jordon Aubuchon and 18-year-old Karim Williams.
The killings happened in a span of less than 24 hours Saturday.
Officers responded to the first shooting at 3 a.m. in the area of Olive Avenue and Ninth Street after receiving a call about a fight involving multiple people followed by shots fired.
Officers found two victims. A 33-year-old man was struck in the lower body; he was taken to a local hospital and later released. They also found Aubuchon, who was pronounced dead.
In an update Monday, Lt. Brian Valles said there was a large party at an apartment complex when the host told everyone to leave.
A fight broke out between men and women, including Aubuchon and the suspect. The 33-year-old victim tried to pull Aubuchon away when shots were fired, striking both of them.
A motive for the shooting is being investigated.
Anyone with information is asked to call the police at 559-621-2449 or 559-621-2446. Callers wishing to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at 559-498-7867.
Victim killed in Fresno shooting ID’d
Officers around 11:15 p.m. Saturday responded to the area of Marks and McKinley avenues after reports of an unresponsive person. Officers found Williams in the road suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper body. Valles said Williams was at the apartment complex when a fight broke out with several people. The motive for that shooting is unknown. Valles said Williams doesn’t have a criminal history. Police said it was the 20th intentional homicide in Fresno in 2025. Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at 559-621-2516 or 559-621-2445.
