A gunfire during the filming of a music video in Oakland, California resulted in the death of one person and the injury of seven others, according to authorities.
Witnesses informed television station KTVU that shooting erupted around 6 p.m. at a Valero gas station being used as a music video location. When police arrived at the location, they discovered no victims but dozens of shot casings.
Officer Kim Armstead of the Oakland Police Department stated during a press conference, "shortly thereafter, our communications section was notified of many gunshot victims who self-transported themselves to local hospitals." KTVU said that relatives of the deceased recognized him as 18-year-old Mario Navarro.
His cousin, Olga Navarro, told the media source, "I'm crushed right now." "He was very kind. He had an interest in music. He was excellent." After a gunfight at a Valero gas station in Oakland, California, one individual was murdered and seven people were injured. Witnesses reported that firing began at 6 p.m. at the gas station where a music video was being filmed.
The identities of the seven unidentified victims in stable condition remain unknown. There have been no arrests, and the motivation for the shooting remains unknown.
Armstead stated that this inquiry is ongoing and, as everyone can imagine, still quite disorganized and chaotic.
KTVU reports that relatives of the deceased recognized him as 18-year-old Mario Navarro. KTVU The police department did not respond to a request for comment immediately.
The shooting occurred hours after a 67-year-old gunman shot and murdered seven people and badly injured another in two Half Moon Bay locales.
The culprit, later identified by police as Chunli Zhao, surrendered to authorities. And less than 48 hours prior, eleven individuals were killed at a dancing studio in Monterey Park, Southern California. The seven additional casualties, according to authorities, are in stable condition. This killing occurred hours after a 67-year-old gunman killed seven individuals in two Half Moon Bay, California venues.
AP The gunman, identified by investigators as 72-year-old Huu Can Tran, had evidently shot himself, as he was discovered dead.
According to police, Tran frequented the studio. In the wake of the shootings in Half Moon Bay and Monterey Park, California Governor Gavin Newsom called for tougher gun regulation. "The Second Amendment is turning into a death pact," he stated on Monday's CBS Evening News.
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