Police said there is an arrest warrant out for one woman, but they are looking for two others believed to be involved that are not considered suspects as of Thursday.
Police said in addition to Torres, they are looking for Kaywan Dean Johnson and Dajohn Narya Sanders Sr. The latter two are not considered suspects as of Thursday but are considered persons of interest. All three “may have information pertaining to this case.”
Officers were called at 12:15 p.m. to the 300 block of Lincoln Way West on July 12 for a report of a shooting. Police learned that a blue 2006 Infinity FX SUV drove past a residence and fired multiple rounds, hitting two vehicles and a house. Although no people were injured in the shooting, a dog was killed.Chambersburg police say one suspect in a shooting that killed a dog may be driving this vehicle. Anyone who sees the vehicle should call 717-264-4131.
Torres may be driving a gray 2018 Kia Forte, with PA registration: LLR-2358. The Infinity FX SUV was already recovered by Chambersburg police. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the people involved or the shooting should contact Chambersburg police at 717-264-4131, or leave a tip on the
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