Overview
- YPJF says rival gang representatives reached a “conditional epiphany” truce during a late-night meeting on Dec. 12.
- The group describes conduct rules that include neutral zones at schools and community centers, children and families off-limits, and a suspension of drive-by shootings.
- Stockton’s mayor and local law enforcement say they were not informed of the meeting, which YPJF argues was kept confidential for safety.
- Investigators report no arrests in the Nov. 29 attack, with the FBI and ATF assisting, a combined reward near $130,000 for tips, and evidence of about 50 rounds from five weapons fired by multiple masked shooters.
- YPJF canceled a planned press briefing and warns Stockton’s leaders will bear moral responsibility if they do not commit by the Jan. 15 deadline as the 21-day pause runs through Jan. 2.