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Oakland police investigating fatal shooting of teenager in East Oakland

Oakland, CALocal News

In East Oakland, police are actively investigating a tragic shooting that resulted in the death of a teenager, occurring off 86th Avenue late Friday night. This incident is particularly alarming as it represents the third homicide in the city within a mere three days, raising questions about public safety and crime trends in the area. Local authorities are determined to uncover the facts surrounding the shooting, seeking cooperation from the community to identify any potential witnesses. The escalating violence has sparked concern among residents, prompting discussions about community safety measures. Community leaders are urging for increased police presence and intervention strategies to combat crime.

As this investigation unfolds, police are emphasizing the importance of public vigilance in addressing these alarming patterns. The series of violent incidents has drawn media attention, highlighting the urgent need for solutions to the troubling crime rates in Oakland. The community stands united in hope for justice and prevention of further violence.

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