At the time the shooting charges were added, Jeremiah Santos Isezaki was lodged in the Clark County Jail on an arrest warrant unrelated to this case
On Wed., April 2 detectives from the Vancouver Police Department Major Crimes Unit arrested Jeremiah Santos Isezaki for Assault I and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm related to the shooting investigation.
At the time the shooting charges were added, Santos Isezaki was lodged in the Clark County Jail on an arrest warrant unrelated to this case.
The investigation is continuing.
On the morning of March 7, Vancouver Police responded to the Burnt Bridge Creek trail near the area of NE Andresen Rd/18th Street for the report of a shooting. Officers located a male with a life-threatening gunshot wound. The victim was transported to an area hospital. A search of the area was conducted, including the use of UAS and a K9 track.
Detectives from the Vancouver Police Department Major Crimes Unit led the investigation that led to the recent arrest.
Information provided by the Vancouver Police Department.
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