A uc berkeley Soccer Player missing in southern california. Eloi vasquez went to Marin Academy in san rafael. His family is in los angeles helping authorities try to find him. Were live from berkeley with what they know. Reporter eloi vasquez is a freshman midfielder on the uc berkeley soccer team, and on friday he drove down with teammates, who hey friends at usc. That night he went to a Fraternity Party at at around 1 00 in the morning his cousin told me vasquez tried to talk his friends into running to the beach but they told him no. The beach is 15 miles away. Vasquez decided to leave the party on his own, and a short time later he made a phone call to his friend in berkeley. He said he was lost, alone, worried and needed her help. She told him to reach out to his friends who were with him at the party. At 2 15 in the morning he called her again repeating the same story mentioning something bat beach. Thats that last time anyone heard from vasquez. His parents drove down to los ang
His safe reason. He is a top athlete, Soccer Player at cal. A very responsible thats why we drove all night to come here because we wanted to contact the police. Hope he comes back safe and sound and Nothing Happened to him. He has Bright Future ahead of him. He goes to uc berkeley. A soccer play for uc berkeley. Reporter tonight cal released a statement which reads in part eloi is a wonderful young man who has excelled together academically and athletely here at cal. The entire cal family is concerned for his safety and our First Priority is to help to locate him. Now, tomorrow is the very end of spring break so a lot of students are getting back on to campus now and of course everyone here at cal is holing out hope that eloi will be back in time for classes tomorrow. Live in berkeley abc7 news. Thank you. Marin county sheriffs deputies and Novato Police investigating a shooting that left one person with two gunshot wounds. Happened this afternoon in a field near hamilton elementary s
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