Crime
What we know about Glendale mass shooting victims
Glendale police say two of the deceased victims were brothers, ages 17 and 29.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — A devastating shooting unfolded just before 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2025, leaving three people dead and five others injured in what police are calling a targeted incident involving multiple shooters.
The violence erupted in the parking lot of El Camaron Gigante, a restaurant located directly across the street from the Glendale Police Department headquarters, during a large public event.
Authorities say the entire incident took just three minutes — a brief but deadly span of time that changed multiple lives before officers arrived on scene.
According to Glendale Police, approximately 200 to 300 people were in attendance at the restaurant, where a concert and car show were being held.
Families and community members had gathered for the evening’s festivities when a physical altercation broke out near the stage between two groups.
Security personnel reportedly instructed those involved in the altercation to leave the venue.
Once outside in the parking lot, the situation escalated rapidly into gunfire, with multiple individuals reportedly exchanging shots.
Investigators are currently processing the crime scene and collecting shell casings to determine the total number of weapons fired and shooters involved.
Though the names of the deceased have not yet been released pending family notifications, police have provided the following details:
- A 17-year-old boy,
- A 21-year-old man, and
- A 29-year-old man were all pronounced dead at the scene or shortly after.
Authorities confirmed that the 17-year-old and the 29-year-old were brothers.
The five individuals wounded in the shooting include:
- A 20-year-old woman
- A 20-year-old man
- A 21-year-old woman
- A 23-year-old man
- A 16-year-old boy, who underwent emergency surgery overnight and is expected to survive.
All of the injured victims were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment.
No suspects have been taken into custody as of Sunday morning, and no descriptions have been released.
Police emphasize that the incident appears to have stemmed from a personal dispute between known parties and is not believed to pose an ongoing threat to the general public.
The scene remains active, with the entire block cordoned off by crime scene tape. Detectives, forensic teams, and officers continue to process evidence near the restaurant.
Glendale Police are urging any witnesses or individuals with video footage or information to come forward. Tips can be submitted through the department’s non-emergency line at 623-930-3000.
“This is a tragic and senseless act of violence that has deeply affected our community,” police officials said in a statement. “We are working diligently to identify those responsible and ensure justice is served.”
The investigation remains ongoing, and further updates will be released as they become available.
Crime
Saylor Graham, 7, Fights to Recover After Silver Rail Elementary School Shooting as Teacher Becky Drury Faces Long Recovery
BEND, Oregon — Seven-year-old Saylor Graham is recovering from life-threatening injuries after being shot at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on October 15, 2026. Meanwhile, 54-year-old teacher Becky Drury is beginning a lengthy recovery after suffering gunshot wounds to her left arm and right hand during the deadly school shooting.
The latest updates from the two families offer a glimpse of the difficult road ahead for survivors of a tragedy that claimed the lives of three children and a teacher, leaving families, classmates, and the wider Bend community grieving.
Saylor Graham, described by her family as a loving, feisty girl with a strong determination to thrive, was shot in the jaw during the shooting, according to the information shared by her family and supporters. She was airlifted from Bend for medical treatment.
Her family says the 7-year-old has already faced numerous medical challenges throughout her young life. Now, she is confronting another devastating ordeal, with her parents remaining by her side as she receives treatment and begins the recovery process.
Updates shared about Saylor’s condition have differed. An earlier account described her as being in critical condition, while a later update reported that she was in serious but stable condition. Her latest status should be confirmed with her family or an official source before publication.
For Saylor’s parents, the emotional strain is accompanied by significant financial uncertainty. Both parents are self-employed, and the demands of remaining at the hospital have sharply limited their ability to work. They must also manage medical expenses, transportation, lodging, household bills, and the needs of their other child.
A GoFundMe fundraiser has been organized to help Saylor’s family manage the financial pressures arising from her injuries and ongoing treatment.
The fundraiser describes Saylor as a daughter, sister, and niece whose determination has carried her through numerous medical challenges. It explains that the family is facing uncertainty as they remain close to her during recovery.
The appeal states that donations will help cover hospital bills, time away from work, lodging, transportation, and other urgent family expenses.
The fundraiser also asks supporters to keep Saylor and her loved ones in their thoughts and prayers, emphasizing that every contribution and act of kindness can make a difference during this difficult time.
Readers who wish to support Saylor’s recovery can find the fundraiser through the link shared by her family or the original organizer. The campaign details and donation link should be verified before being shared.
Becky Drury, 54, a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary School, was also wounded in the shooting. She suffered gunshot injuries to her left arm and right hand and has undergone surgery.
Her husband, Will, shared a hopeful update, saying the operation went well. However, the injuries to her left arm were extensive, and she is expected to require additional procedures and a prolonged recovery.
Despite the difficult road ahead, her husband’s message offered a moment of relief amid the grief surrounding the shooting.
“The good news is she will be ok and we all get to keep that magnificent woman we love so much in our lives,” he said.
His words reflect the gratitude of a family facing a frightening and uncertain recovery while knowing that Becky survived.
The shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School left three children and one teacher dead, according to the information provided in reports about the incident.
Five-year-old Rhoam Summer has been publicly identified among the children killed. Megan Lambert, 25, a teacher also known as “Coach Megan,” was identified as the adult victim. Two other children, ages 8 and 11, were also killed.
Their deaths have left four families facing an unimaginable loss. While Saylor and Becky continue their recoveries, the families of those who died are beginning a different and heartbreaking journey of grief.
The contrast between the survivors’ fight to recover and the families’ permanent loss has become one of the most painful realities of the tragedy.
For Saylor’s family, every update about her condition carries enormous significance. Her parents are navigating the uncertainty of their daughter’s recovery while trying to remain present for her and care for their family.
For Becky Drury’s loved ones, the successful surgery has brought relief, even as further treatment and rehabilitation lie ahead.
Their stories do not erase the devastating loss experienced by the families of the victims. Instead, they highlight the many ways the shooting has changed lives and the long road that survivors and loved ones must now face.
As Bend mourns the children and teacher who did not return home, the community continues to hope for Saylor’s recovery and for Becky to regain her health.
Saylor Graham and Becky Drury are among those still fighting their way forward after the Silver Rail Elementary School shooting. Their families are asking for support, compassion, and privacy as they face the difficult days ahead.