Male fatally shot in Rialto, suspected shooter supposedly had been threatened

A 27-year-old male was fatally contended a Rialto house on Saturday, Might 20, and a 77-year-old man thought to be accountable for the shooting was launched after providing a statement to cops, authorities said.

Prior to 7 p.m., a run-in between the men is thought to have begun at a house on the 2100 block of North Apple Avenue, according to the Rialto Police Department. Cops stated that based on physical proof and witness statements, the 77-year-old Rialto male, apparently feeling his life was threatened, armed himself with a weapon and shot Kaylon Underwood.

Underwood, likewise a Rialto local, was required to a medical facility by paramedics and later passed away of his injuries.

Information on what resulted in the physical confrontation or any previous relationship between the men was not instantly launched.

The older guy was detained however was later launched after providing a statement to cops. No arrests had actually been revealed on Sunday and the investigation was continuing.

Anyone with details on the shooting can get in touch with Lt. James Mills at 909-820-2632. Witnesses can also anonymously report details through WeTip at 800-782-7463, and referral case number 932305533.