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CHP investigating Oakland freeway shooting on I-80 to I-880 connector ramp

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The California Highway Patrol confirmed a shooting on Friday morning at the connector ramp from eastbound I-80 to southbound I-880 in Oakland. Emergency crews quickly arrived at the scene, leading to a temporary closure of the ramp for several hours while they conducted an investigation. Video footage revealed the presence of law enforcement and emergency personnel examining a vehicle connected to the incident. The ramp has since reopened, alleviating traffic congestion in the area. Local authorities are working to determine the details surrounding the shooting and any potential suspects.

The community is encouraged to stay informed as updates are released. This incident raises concerns about safety on California highways, prompting discussions about crime prevention measures. Residents hope for swift action and a thorough investigation.

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