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2 killed, 1 injured in East Oakland shooting
Two people were killed and a third was critically injured in a shooting in East Oakland on Saturday night. Oakland Police Department officers were sent about 8:15 p.m. to the 6400 block of Foothill Boulevard to investigate multiple ShotSpotter activations in the area, according to a department statement.
OAKLAND, Calif. - Two fatal shootings in East Oakland earlier this month that left a man and a woman dead stemmed from a dispute at a First Fridays event, authorities said.
Investigators believe the suspect, 19-year-old Davione Sharp, intentionally sought out the first victim, Derrick Hubbard, to kill him following an unknown conflict at the street festival.
The initial shooting
What we know:
On April 18, Hubbard was standing with friends in the 6400 block of Foothill Boulevard around 8:08 p.m. According to an Alameda County probable cause declaration, Sharp and 24-year-old Isaanae Morton walked up to the group.
Authorities said Sharp, who was armed, shot Hubbard several times before he and Morton fled toward 64th Avenue. Hubbard died from his injuries at the scene.
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Retaliatory violence
Dig deeper:
Police suspect Hubbard’s friends immediately sought revenge. Minutes after the initial gunfire, 42-year-old Michael Baxter allegedly drove a BMW sedan toward Sharp and Morton.
Surveillance video shows the front passenger, 32-year-old Reginald Jackson, getting out of the BMW and chasing Morton, authorities said. Jackson allegedly shot Morton multiple times before returning to the car. She died from her injuries a short time later.
Sharp also suffered multiple gunshot wounds but survived.
Investigation
What's next:
Prosecutors have charged Sharp and Jackson with murder. Baxter faces a charge of being an accessory after the fact.
While investigators confirmed the conflict between Sharp and Hubbard originated at First Friday, they have not disclosed what it was about.
Although the initial dispute between Sharp and Hubbard occurred at Oakland First Fridays, the double killing is not otherwise associated with the event.
The Source: Alameda County District Attorney's Office