GILROY (AP) — Gilroy police say they have identified an additional person who suffered a gunshot wound during a deadly shooting at the city’s famous annual garlic festival last month, bringing the total number of injured to 20.
Authorities say a 58-year-old man sustained a graze wound to his head that required stitches. The man’s injuries bring the total number of people shot during the July 28 shooting to 17. An additional three people_including two children_were shot and killed when Santino William Legan opened fire. Legan killed himself at the festival.
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An additional gunshot victim from the Garlic Festival incident was identified. The adult male victim sustained a grazing wound to his head that required stitches. This brings the total number of people struck by gunfire to 20, which includes the 3 victims who lost their lives.
— Gilroy Police (@GilroyPD) August 29, 2019
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Officials say they believe all of the gunshot wound victims have now been identified. It was not immediately clear what led them to the latest victim.
Authorities said they found a passport, clown mask, wilderness survival guide and bottle rockets in the gunman Legan’s parked Honda Accord. Investigators also searched his family’s home in Gilroy, California, as well as his apartment in a remote area of Nevada.
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