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San Bernardino PD Seeks Public's Help Finding 20-Year-Old Homicide Suspect
Authorities released a photo of Elvia Johnson, wanted in connection with a fatal shooting earlier this month.
Feb. 26, 2026 at 3:04pm
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The San Bernardino Police Department is asking the public for help locating 20-year-old Elvia Johnson, who is suspected of shooting and killing a woman during a physical altercation on February 1st.
Why it matters
Homicides are a serious concern in San Bernardino, which has struggled with high violent crime rates in recent years. The public's assistance in locating this suspect could help bring justice for the victim's family and improve community safety.
The details
According to police, on February 1st around 5 PM, multiple people were involved in a fight in the 1600 block of West Concord Street. After the physical altercation, Johnson allegedly got into a car and shot the victim, who was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead.
- The incident occurred on Sunday, February 1, 2026 around 5 PM.
The players
Elvia Johnson
A 20-year-old suspect wanted by the San Bernardino Police Department in connection with a homicide investigation.
What they’re saying
“Those with information regarding Johnson's whereabouts are asked to contact the San Bernardino Police Department's Homicide Unit.”
— Det. Donald Roy, San Bernardino Police Department
“Those with information on her whereabouts are encouraged to contact Det. Donald Roy at 909-998-3497 or Sgt. Erik Campos at 909-998-3491.”
— Sgt. Erik Campos, San Bernardino Police Department
What’s next
The San Bernardino Police Department is actively searching for Elvia Johnson and urges anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact the Homicide Unit.
The takeaway
This case highlights the ongoing challenge of violent crime in San Bernardino and the importance of community cooperation with law enforcement to help apprehend dangerous suspects and improve public safety.
