We are shattered to share that Juliez Mosley was taken from us violently on March 18, 2026. We are grieving this incomprehensible loss while cooperating fully with authorities. The 25-year-old cherished resident of Jamul, California, a devoted father of two, was fatally shot in what the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office is investigating as an assault with a deadly weapon.
Despite emergency personnel’s immediate lifesaving efforts at the Alpine Fire Protection District station, Juliez succumbed to his gunshot wounds, leaving his family, friends, and the broader community in profound shock and sorrow as they struggle to process the sudden absence of a young man whose warmth touched so many.
Juliez was remembered by his aunt Jasmine Mitchell and loved ones as a special soul who was loved by everybody. He was a proud father who leaves behind two young children, a big brother whose sibling looked up to him, and a cherished community member whose presence brought genuine connection and joy. His family recalls how he embraced life with an open heart, always ready to support those around him and create moments of laughter and encouragement that made ordinary days feel brighter and more meaningful.
Born and raised in the San Diego area, Juliez built deep roots in Jamul where he became known for his kind and approachable nature. Friends and relatives describe a young man who lived with authenticity and quiet strength, showing up for his children and family with unwavering devotion while extending that same care to those he encountered in daily life.
The shooting occurred just after midnight in the 16000 block of Loose Creek Road. Deputies from the Rancho San Diego Sheriff’s station responded to an initial assault report but found no victims at the residence; shortly afterward, the Alpine Fire Protection District notified authorities that Juliez had arrived at their station with critical injuries.
One man was detained for questioning, and the investigation remains active as the Sheriff’s Office works to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident that claimed his life far too soon.
As the family navigates this unimaginable grief, they hold tightly to the memories of Juliez’s loving spirit and the joy he brought to his children and everyone around him. In Jamul and the wider San Diego community, loved ones have begun sharing stories of his devotion as a father and brother, finding small comforts in the way he lived with such genuine care and positivity.
