Moraga Police Locate Gunman After Downtown Shooting; Three Wounded, Including Gunman

Police located and arrested a 21-year-old St. Mary’s College student who rammed a parked car containing a woman he had once dated and her companion outside the downtown Starbucks location Sunday, then fired shots into the car – striking the victim in the face and wounding her companion, who suffered a gunshot wound to the leg.

Moments later, officers confronted Isaiah Glaze, 21, near the off-campus St. Mary’s College building across from Rheem Center, and requested an ambulance at that location. Glaze appeared to have suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face.

A weapon was reportedly recovered near where the alleged gunman was located.

Classmates said Glaze is from Sacramento and is attending St. Mary’s, majoring in sports management.

The gunfire broke out around 7:30 p.m. Sunday after Glaze, who had reportedly once dated the victim and who had continued to contact her after their relationship had ended, confronted the woman and a friend as she sat in her car.

It was not immediately known if the second victim, hit in the leg, was specifically targeted or the victim of stray gunfire.

The Concord police department, who supplied a canine team and some person power to what was an ongoing search effort at the time last night, posted this version of their participation to their Facebook page on Monday:

“Last night the Moraga Police Department requested assistance from our K-9 unit following a shooting near downtown Moraga. Two victims were found with gunshot wounds and the armed suspect had fled on foot. Our K9 team arrived on scene and the suspect, who appeared to also have a gunshot wound, surrendered near 24 Hour Fitness. The suspect complied with Officers and our K9 team. A firearm was located a short distance from the suspect. The two victims and the suspect were all transported to hospitals for their injuries.” 

Both Glaze and his alleged victim were recovering from gunshot wounds at a local hospital Monday. Neither injury was described as life-threatening.