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Early morning Oakland shootings leave 3 dead, including juvenile from San Francisco
Police in Oakland are investigating two separate shootings early Monday morning that left three victims dead, including a juvenile from San Francisco, according to authorities.
The Oakland Police Department issued a press release with information regarding the two shootings Monday afternoon. Officers responded to reports of an unresponsive person on the 900 block of Filbert St. in West Oakland just before 1:30 a.m. Monday morning.
Arriving officers found a victim who sustained at least one gunshot wound. Paramedics were called to the scene to assist and the victim was pronounced deceased. OPD homicide investigators responded to take over the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
The second shooting was reported just after 2 a.m. in East Oakland on the 1300 block of 102nd Ave. after a ShotSpotter activation.
Arriving officers located an adult male victim from Antioch who had sustained at least one gunshot wound. Paramedic personnel responded to the scene to provide aid and transported the victim to an area hospital, where he was pronounced deceased.
Oakland police learned a second victim, a male juvenile from San Francisco, who arrived at an area hospital with at least one gunshot wound. Despite receiving treatment from hospital personnel, the victim was later pronounced deceased. That investigation has also been taken over by the OPD Homicide Section.
None of the victims have been identified pending notification to next of kin.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Homicide Section at (510) 238-3821 or the TIP LINE at 238-7950.
Chinatown fatal crash victim ID’d, safety measures proposed
The victim killed in Friday’s Chinatown crash was identified Monday by the medical examiner as Cutberto Zamora-Martinez, 49, of San Joaquin County. At a meeting on Monday, city officials said the cause of the crash is still under investigation.
SAN FRANCISCO – The 76-year-old man arrested for a March 27 crash in San Francisco’s Chinatown that left a man dead has been charged with vehicular manslaughter.
Zhuo Ming Lu on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to the charges against him, and denied the allegations against him, according to the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office.
In addition to the charge of vehicular manslaughter, Lu is charged with driving a vehicle in the commission of unlawful acts and driving at unsafe speed without gross negligence.
The crash
The backstory:
Authorities said Lu was attempting to park near Grant Avenue and Jackson Street when his vehicle jumped the sidewalk and crashed into the landmark New Lung Ting Cafe, also known as the Pork Chop House. The vehicle struck two pedestrians: Cutberto Zamora-Martinez, 49, of San Joaquin County and a second person who has not been identified.
“The victims were transported by paramedics to a local hospital. Despite the lifesaving efforts of first responders and medical staff, one of the victims was declared deceased at the hospital,” a release from the district attorney’s office states. “Another adult victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.”
One fatality
Dig deeper:
Zamora-Martinez had been working in the area, according to a GoFundMe page. A San Francisco Police Department source close to the investigation told KTVU the victims were carpet installers arriving for work.
The fundraising page described Zamora-Martinez as a husband and father who was the sole provider for his family and “a humble man who wanted the best for his family.”
Police said Lu remained at the scene of the crash and cooperated with investigators.
Court date
What’s next:
Lu was arrested in April, and was later released on his own recognizance. He was ordered not to drive, and to surrender his driver’s license and passport. The court also ordered the Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend Lu’s license.
He is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing on Sept. 30.
The Source: San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, previous KTVU reporting
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Mayor Daniel Lurie on Tuesday held a news conference to announce the milestone.
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