3 injured in overnight shooting near Oakland's Fox Theater, police say

Oakland, CALocal News

Early Sunday morning, a shooting at 19th St. and Telegraph Ave. near Oakland's Fox Theater injured three individuals. One victim remains in critical condition, while the other two are reported to be stable. The police have not disclosed the circumstances leading up to the shooting, prompting an investigation.

Authorities encourage anyone with information to reach out to the Oakland Police Department's Criminal Investigation Division. This violent incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in urban areas, especially near public venues. The Fox Theater is a well-known landmark, often frequented by residents and visitors alike. Incidents like this can significantly impact community perceptions of safety and may lead to increased police presence in the area. Local leaders are likely to address public safety measures in light of this incident.

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