Shareya Raylena Rodriguez-Quarles, a 21-year-old mother from Spokane, Washington, was shot once in the torso and died at a hospital around 3:00 a.m. after a shooting in the Browne’s Addition neighborhood on May 30, 2026. Family and online memorials remember her as generous, shy, and loving; a family fundraiser reported the medical timeline and described the loss as devastating.

Police and court-related reporting identifies Tucker Mosley as the person who brought Shareya to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and who told officers she had been shot. Mosley reportedly said he acted in self-defense after Shareya came at him with a knife; investigators recovered a shell casing where he said the shooting occurred but did not locate the knife in the area, in his car, or in Shareya’s purse.

Mosley was jailed on suspicion of second-degree murder and a judge found probable cause at his first appearance, with bond set at $1 million. The Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office did not file formal charges before the statutory deadline and moved for his release while the investigation continued; prosecutors said they were still evaluating self-defense questions. Shareya’s family said there was a history of domestic violence in the relationship and urged further action, expressing fear Mosley could flee. If anyone knew Shareya or has information about the shooting, please share what you can with investigators.