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East Bay family honors son fatally stabbed in San Jose as hope for arrest continues

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An East Bay family seeks justice for their son, Raymond Orozco, who was fatally stabbed at 22 while trying to stop a fight in San Jose. A vigil at Lake Merritt allowed family and friends to honor his memory and release balloons with personal messages. His mother, Daniela Ruiz, reflected on her son’s teachings about love and kindness amid her grief. Orozco's parents reported that San Jose police have identified a person of interest but have yet to make an arrest. He was known for his work at a group home for seniors with disabilities and had plans to join the fire academy in the fall.

His father, Roy Orozco, highlighted Raymond's commitment to service and helping others. The community continues to rally around the family, sharing memories of a young man dedicated to making a difference. The case underscores concerns about violence and the need for justice in the community.

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