Police are still looking for a suspect after he opened fire inside a Livermore bowling alley Saturday, killing one person and hurting two more.
Granada Bowl was filled with families and young children as they were celebrating a birthday party.
No information has been released about the suspect other than he is a man in his 20s and he knew the victims. Police believe they know who he is.
The incident happened at around 6 p.m. Saturday. A fight broke out among a group that knew each other and were in the bar area of the bowling alley.
One of those men then took out a gun and shot three people. A 28-year-old man died at the scene and two others in their 20s were taken to a hospital.
Family members have identified the victim as 28-year-old Antonio Vargas.
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Vargas' father created a GoFundMe page to help with his funeral expenses. His family said they are shocked and completely devastated. Vargas is the only fatal victim.
Several children were there celebrating a birthday party when the shots went off. A group of children and families actually ran out of the bowling alley looking for shelter.
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Cynthia Sutton, a business owner across the street from the bowling alley told NBC Bay Area Sunday that she saw the chaos as she was closing her shop.
“A lot of people had left without their belongings," she said. "They left just as soon as three shots were fired, they ran for cover and some of them came out and still had their bowling shoes on. They weren’t allowed to come out and retrieve their cars because even the parking lot was a crime scene."
Sutton said that she took several of them to the back of her business and offered them water and time to calm down.
Granada Bowl officials released a statement Sunday and they said that they will reopen on Monday but with shortened hours until further notice.
