Man arrested after shooting spree from Nevada to California injures three

KSNV — A Las Vegas man was arrested early Tuesday morning following a shooting spree that spanned from Nevada to California, leaving three people injured.

Deputies from the Barstow Sheriff’s Station responded to a shooting incident at a Chevron gas station on Baker Boulevard at approximately 2:46 a.m.

The suspect, identified as 35-year-old Antonio Chaidez, allegedly fired multiple rounds inside the gas station, injuring the store clerk.

Chaidez also reportedly shot into two parked semi-trucks, injuring one of the drivers, before fleeing the scene.

Earlier, deputies had responded to a separate shooting incident in an unincorporated area of San Bernardino County, where a man was shot while sleeping in his car.

The California Highway Patrol located Chaidez's vehicle traveling southbound on the I-15 Freeway near Afton Road and initiated a pursuit. With assistance from Barstow deputies, Chaidez was apprehended during a felony traffic stop off Harvard Road without further incident.

Investigators revealed that Chaidez's shooting spree began in Blue Diamond, Nevada, continued through Jean, Nevada, and concluded in Baker, California.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about the case to contact the Barstow Sheriff’s Station at 760-256-4838.

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