Two people were killed in a drive-by shooting in Fremont, California, last week, according to US police.
Edward Paasi, a Tongan man, was among those killed in the shooting on Stevenson Boulevard.
According to a CBS report, two people were in a large parking lot when someone in a vehicle approached them.
An occupant of the vehicle then opened fire and struck them.
Police said one person died at the scene, and another victim died at the hospital.
It is understood Paasi and his family were attending a wedding reception at the Banquet Hall.
Witnesses said the parking lot was full, with many people attending.
The owner of the Banquet Hall, Jamal Saddiqi, declined to comment. When approached by CBS News Bay Area in front of the business, he shut the door without answering questions.
This is not the first time violence has erupted at the Royal Palace Banquet Hall, CBS reported. In May 2017, a wedding with an estimated 900 guests ended in multiple fights. Police said at the time, about 70 people were involved, and one man was beaten so badly he was left in a coma.
