The motive for the fatal shooting at 1:50pm Thursday morning, the 18th homicide in San Jose in 2021, is under investigation, police said.

Also on Memorial Day, San Jose recorded its 17th homicide of the year. No suspect has been identified or apprehended.

Multiple San Jose Police units and members of the media converged on a South San Jose home associated with Samuel Cassidy this morning, and the block was cordoned off in the aftermath of Wednesday’s VTA rail yard shooting, which law enforcement officials confirmed resulted in multiple fatalities and the death of the shooter. One Facebook post identified Cassidy as the deceased shooter, but no official confirmation is available at this time, and an active investigation is underway. According to Transparent California, Cassidy worked as a Substation Maintainer for Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) making $182,901.70, including benefits, as of 2015.

The small SUV appears to be white with a thin black stripe running the length of the car, police said.

The deaths marked San Jose’s 27th and 28th homicides of 2020.

Police are currently looking for any additional victims who may have had contact with Rojo. 

San Jose police are investigating Saturday’s triple shooting that produced the city's 16th homicide of 2021.

Police said the officer suffered injuries that were not considered life threatening.

Anyone who provides information that assists in the arrest and conviction of the assailant may be eligible for a cash reward.

The driver of the car fled the scene and police are looking for leads.

The worker was taken to an area hospital for medical evaluation.

Ronald Gardner, 63, of San Jose, was arrested April 15 after an investigation that began Feb. 2.

The fatal collision is the 13th on San Jose city streets in 2021. Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact the SJPD.

People with information about the shooting are encouraged to contact SJPD’s Homicide Unit.