FBI releases sketch of second suspect in Calvin Riley's Pokémon Go murder

In August 2016, Calvin Riley, a 20-year-old baseball prospect, was fatally shot while playing Pokémon Go at Aquatic Park in San Francisco. At the time, the game was experiencing a surge in popularity, drawing players to various outdoor locations, including parks. Riley and a friend were walking near the promenade when a bullet struck him, with the FBI later determining the trajectory was from the north to northwest. Two individuals were noted to have been in the area during the incident, leading authorities to suspect their involvement. Witnesses reported seeing a male driver of a parked vehicle accompanied by a blonde woman and another individual recording video at the scene. There were two suspicious vehicles identified, a 2015 white Hyundai Sonata and a dark-colored Audi A3 wagon, which had arrived simultaneously shortly before the shooting and fled together thereafter. The details surrounding the motive for the crime remain unclear, leaving Riley's family heartbroken and committed to seeking justice. An FBI investigation was launched, offering a reward of up to $25,000 for any information leading to the identification and arrest of those responsible for Riley’s murder. The FBI expressed a need to hear from anyone with information related to the homicide, emphasizing collaboration from local residents or others who may have been present in the vicinity during the tragic event. Calvin Riley, originally from Boston, aspired to play professional baseball and was a fan of the San Francisco Giants, further complicating the emotional toll his death has taken on family and friends. His father, Sean Riley, shared ongoing grief and a persistent hope that justice will be served while reflecting on the profound loss of his son’s presence in their lives.