A burst of gunfire on Friday evening rattled the neighborhood around 22nd Street and Buchanan Street in Marysville, sending officers rushing to the intersection. Police say they found evidence of a shooting and one person with minor injuries that did not appear to be life threatening. A 19-year-old was later arrested in connection with the incident.
What police reported
According to a Marysville Police Department Facebook post, officers were dispatched at about 6:24 p.m. after multiple callers reported shots fired in the 22nd and Buchanan area. Investigators found several shell casings at the scene while public-safety crews provided aid to the injured person. Police also put out a BOLO, or broadcast alert, for a gray Dodge Charger that was described as the suspect vehicle.
Marysville police identified the suspect as 19-year-old Kaden Henson and reported that Gridley police later located and detained him. Marysville personnel then took custody and booked him without incident. The department noted that the investigation remains ongoing and urged anyone with information to contact the Marysville Police Department.
Local context
Incidents involving bursts of gunfire and suspect vehicles have kept detectives across Yuba-Sutter busy this year, prompting multi-agency task forces and a string of arrests, as detailed in 95 rounds rip through Yuba City home. Those cases show how investigators lean on tip lines, cellphone data and coordination between departments to track suspects who can move quickly across city limits.
How residents can help
Anyone with tips or video is asked to contact the Marysville Police Department at (530) 749-3900 or through the department's website. Officials say all leads will be reviewed as the probe continues and are asking residents to share any footage that could help investigators.
Authorities have not released further information, including whether any charges have been filed, and say they will update the community as more details become available.
