The last suspect in the shooting that rattled Clarkson Street earlier this month is now in custody. Joshua Pittman turned himself in to authorities today, as confirmed by an update on the Worcester Police Department's Facebook page. He was the fourth individual sought by police in a case that left three people wounded on April 7.

Pittman surrendered to the police this morning, marking a peaceful end to the search that lasted over a week. Details of his involvement in the shooting are still under wraps as the investigation continues. While no incident occurred during his surrender, the community is still grappling with the violence that shook the usually tranquil Clarkson Street, leaving multiple lives disrupted.

Authorities have previously confirmed that three victims were caught in the gunfire, but have not released their identities. Speculation is ripe as residents inquire whether the victims were targeted or caught in a reckless altercation. With Pittman's arrest, more light is expected to be shed on the circumstances surrounding the incident that pierced the quietude of an early spring evening.

As the legal proceedings commence, the focus turns to the criminal justice system, eagerly watched by a community in search of answers. The authorities have been tight-lipped, revealing few details about the suspects or possible motives behind the shooting.