Two weeks after shooters brazenly killed\u00a0a teen mother, her 10-month-old baby\u00a0and four other members of her household, the suspects remain at large. Authorities on Monday provided no motive for the attack in a central California farming community.
\nTulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux has yet to describe the shooters publicly or provide any information about what he previously called the \u201cassassination-style\u201d killings, other than to say investigators believe they are gang-related.
\nBoudreaux did not take questions from reporters during a news conference Monday, his first public remarks since the day after the Jan. 16 shooting in rural Goshen. He also did not address whether anyone at the house was targeted specifically.
\nThe violence in the community of about 3,000 residents in the agricultural San Joaquin Valley was the first of three mass killings in California this month.
\nIt was followed by a\u00a0Jan. 21 massacre at a dance hall\u00a0in a Los Angeles suburb that left 11 dead and nine wounded. Police say that gunman later was found dead in a van with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Less than 48 hours after that massacre, shootings at\u00a0two Half Moon Bay farms on Jan. 23\u00a0near San Francisco left seven dead and one wounded. That gunman has been taken into custody and charged with murder and attempted murder.<\/p>\n