Three people were killed and one critically injured in a deadly shooting incident in central El Paso.

 Central El Paso Deadly Shooting On Wednesday, September 24, 2025, a devastating shooting near the El Paso Police Department headquarters left three individuals dead, including the shooter, and another gravely injured. The incident, which shocked the area of Five Points, happened on the 1000 block of Raynor Street, close to the intersection of Montana Avenue.

The victims, who passed away from their wounds at a nearby hospital, were identified by authorities as Victoria Whitman, 27, and model Mia Molina, 21. Uriel Ontiveros, 28, the suspect, also passed away at the site from what is thought to have been a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A 59-year-old man is still in the hospital after suffering serious injuries during the event.

Police officers stationed inside the neighboring headquarters reported hearing gunfire at approximately 1:21 p.m. and promptly responded to the area of the shooting. Although the precise reason for the shooting is yet unknown, officials said that at least two automobiles were engaged in the incident. A comprehensive investigation has been started by the El Paso Police Department, which is asking anyone with information to get in touch with the police or Crime Stoppers.

The reaction from the community has been one of sorrow and unity. Mia Molina's legacy as a model and the creator of Cars and Canines, a local organization that assisted canines in finding loving homes, was celebrated with a candlelight vigil at Muttz Dog Park. Family, friends, and community members came together to honor her contributions and lively personality.

Police are still looking into the events that led up to the incident, including the suspect's relationship to the victims and the roles played by the vehicles. Because the investigation is still underway, authorities have not yet disclosed information regarding possible charges before the shooting.

The incident's close proximity to the police headquarters shocked locals, who emphasized how infrequent violent incidents like this are in the neighborhood. City officials and mental health specialists have provided assistance to those impacted, highlighting the value of local resources following violent crimes.

In order to collect information and give updates as the investigation moves forward, the El Paso Police Department is collaborating closely with nearby hospitals, eyewitnesses, and community organizations. To help piece together the events leading up to this tragic death, anyone with pertinent information is urged to come forward.

The significance of neighborhood safety, mental health awareness, and support systems in averting future tragedies is highlighted as the community grieves the victims. Residents of El Paso will always be affected by the deaths of Mia Molina and Victoria Whitman as well as the 59-year-old man's serious injuries.