Fresno police seek public help identifying suspects who shot at vehicle

Fresno Police Department investigators released surveillance footage on Feb. 25, 2026, showing a group of people on camera shooting at a vehicle in Fresno and appealed to the public for help identifying those involved. The department said it is seeking tips from anyone who recognizes the suspects or has information relevant to the case.

The surveillance footage, distributed by Fresno police investigators the same day, captures multiple people near a vehicle as shots are fired. Investigators described the images as critical to identifying the group and said the video was shared to accelerate leads in the ongoing inquiry into the shooting incident in Fresno.

Fresno police emphasized the role of community information in the investigation and urged residents who recognize faces, clothing, or vehicles in the footage to come forward. Investigators appealed directly to neighbors and businesses in areas where surveillance cameras monitor streets and storefronts, asking them to review any recorded video from Feb. 25 that could help establish the suspects' movements before and after the shooting.

The department confirmed the release of the footage is part of an active investigative effort and reiterated it welcomes tips that could corroborate identities shown on camera. Investigators said they are still piecing together the timeline of the incident and that public assistance could provide crucial connections between the images released and known individuals in Fresno.

Fresno police framed the request as an urgent step in a continuing investigation and urged anyone with information to contact the department. The case remains open as investigators review tips and work to identify and locate the people captured firing at the vehicle in the surveillance video released Feb. 25, 2026.