Angelique Edwards, 43, was one of two people killed in a late‑night shooting on November 12, 2022, in Fresno, California. She and 46‑year‑old Richard Spruell were sitting in a truck on Fedora Avenue, just west of Blackstone Avenue, when an unknown assailant approached and fired multiple rounds into the passenger side. Spruell was pronounced dead at the scene; Edwards was taken to hospital and later died of her injuries.

The Fresno Police Department described the number of shots fired as indicating a clear intent to kill and treated the incident as a double homicide. Investigators collected surveillance footage and looked into the victims’ backgrounds; both Edwards and Spruell had criminal records dating back to 1989 and there were indications of gang affiliations, though police could not confirm a gang motive. The shooting was listed as the city’s seventh double homicide that year, bringing the annual total to 53 murders.

No arrests have been announced and the investigation remained ongoing. Anyone with information or relevant surveillance footage that could help identify the shooter is asked to come forward.