Police identify gunman in deadly Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting, 6-year-old boy among those killed

GILROY, Calif. - Law enforcement officials on Monday identified the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooter as Santino William Legan.

Outside his home in Gilroy, about a mile from police headquarters, police and ATF agents swarmed his two-story sand-colored home. An ATF agent answered the door, telling KTVU that no one from the family would be speaking.

Neighbors said that two parents and two sons lived there and that they were nice. 

Not much else was known about Legan, other than what witnesses described they saw at the festival on Sunday about 5:40 p.m. Police say Legan killed three people -- including a 6-year-old boy -- before he was shot to death by police. Twelve others were injured. He had snuck into the festival by cutting a hole in a fence and he was armed with a rifle, witnesses said. 

andace Marquez was going to the bathroom when she came outside and heard what she thought were fireworks. She quickly turned and saw a man with a rifle. He was dressed in khaki shorts, a green vest and a brown hat.

"I still can't believe this happened," Marquez said, ading that her boss at Honey Ladies got shot in the calf and the woman's husband was shot three times. "It's so scary. Especially here in Gilroy."

Police Chief Scot Smithee said a second suspect could be on the loose.

President Trump called the shooter a "wicked murderer." 

The Associated Press contributed to this report.