The Quincy Police Department has identified three persons of interest in Friday's shooting death of 40-year-old Ramiro Munoz, Jr.

Eddie Alvarez Hernandez, Gerardo Miguel Valenzuela Navarro and Erwin Vazquez are all believed to have some involvement in the case.

21-year-old Alvarez Hernandez is currently in custody on a Department of Corrections detention hold.   Valenzuela Navarro, 18, and Vazquez, 20, are both still at large.

The shooting happened at the 100 block of C St NE in Quincy at around 11:20 p.m. Friday.

When responders arrived to the scene, they found Munoz dead from apparent gunshot wounds.  Detectives believe the shooting happened after Munoz and another man got into an argument.

From the Grant County Sheriff's Office...

EPHRATA, Wash. (21SEPT2011) -- Grant County Sheriff's Detectives are asking the public for help finding two people they believe are responsible for a double shooting which occurred Tuesday Sept 20 near Moses Lake. The two victims are in critical condition at a local hospital after surgery yesterday.

Suspect #1: Bryan G. Brodil, 23

Suspect #2: Ivy R. Ramos, 27

Warrants have been issued on both subject for first-degree assault with a firearm, and first-degree robbery with a firearm. Bail is set $500,000 for each suspect.

A man shuffling through an old Wilson Creek farmhouse was spotted by a man walking his dog along North First Street Sunday morning.

Around 10 a.m., 53-year old Gregory W. Ewing of Soap Lake was asked by the passing citizen to come out. He walked out of the house saying he was looking for a place to live.

He drove away in his vehicle that was later spotted by a Grant County Sheriff deputy who passed him heading westbound on State Route 28. The dog-walking citizen had already called 911 and gave them a description of Ewing and his vehicle with license plate number.