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RICHMOND, Calif. -- An outbreak of deadly violence in the San Francisco Bay Area stretched from Richmond to San Jose overnight as a rash of shootings left seven dead and at least eight people wounded.
The worst violent occurred in Richmond where three were killed and five were wounded in a wave of violence that swept over several Richmond neighborhoods, according to police Lt. Mark Gagan.
Two of the shootings occurred within 10-minutes of each other at around 8 p.m., Gagan said.
Meanwhile, two people were killed Tuesday night in a triple shooting in San Jose and two men were found dead in an Oakland double homicide.
The first Richmond shooting happened around 8:10 p.m. at First Street and Macdonald Avenue in the Iron Triangle neighborhood. Two people were shot, one of them killed, Gagan said.
Ten minutes later in South Richmond, four people suffered gunshot wounds at 37th Street and Wall Avenue. It is not immediately known if any of those victims died in the shootings.
Earlier at around 3 p.m., 21-year-old Deondra Holden of Richmond was shot dead behind the wheel of a sports utility vehicle near the intersection of Richmond Parkway and Hensley Avenue in Central Richmond, according to police.
Officers responding to reports of a shooting in the area of Canal Boulevard and Ohio Avenue found Holden slumped in a SUV with bullet wounds to his upper body. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
The final shooting occurred earlier Tuesday morning at around 9:45 a.m. in the 300 block of Willard Avenue. One person suffered gunshot wounds but survived, Gagan said.
It is unknown if any of the shootings were related. No arrests have been made and investigations were ongoing.
In San Jose, authorities were investigating a Tuesday evening shooting that claimed the lives of two people and sent another victim to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to San Jose police Sgt. Nick Muyo.
Police responded to reports of gunshots in the 1900 block of Poco Way in San Jose at 8:41 p.m. and located three victims, Muyo said. He said two were pronounced dead at the scene and the other suffered non-life threatening injuries.
No suspects have been detained and police did not disclose victim information.
The shooting marked San Jose's 20th homicide case this year.
In Oakland, two men were shot and killed Tuesday night in a double homicide on Oakland's deadly Bancroft Ave.
Officers responded to reports of gunfire at around 7:50 p.m. in the 4500 block of Bancroft Avenue, according to a dispatcher. Two men who had suffered gunshot wounds were pronounced dead at the scene.
The homicides ran Oakland's murder rate to 95 for the year.
RICHMOND, Calif. -- An outbreak of deadly violence in the San Francisco Bay Area stretched from Richmond to San Jose overnight as a rash of shootings left seven dead and at least eight people wounded.
The worst violent occurred in Richmond where three were killed and five were wounded in a wave of violence that swept over several Richmond neighborhoods, according to police Lt. Mark Gagan.
Two of the shootings occurred within 10-minutes of each other at around 8 p.m., Gagan said.
Meanwhile, two people were killed Tuesday night in a triple shooting in San Jose and two men were found dead in an Oakland double homicide.
The first Richmond shooting happened around 8:10 p.m. at First Street and Macdonald Avenue in the Iron Triangle neighborhood. Two people were shot, one of them killed, Gagan said.
Ten minutes later in South Richmond, four people suffered gunshot wounds at 37th Street and Wall Avenue. It is not immediately known if any of those victims died in the shootings.
Earlier at around 3 p.m., 21-year-old Deondra Holden of Richmond was shot dead behind the wheel of a sports utility vehicle near the intersection of Richmond Parkway and Hensley Avenue in Central Richmond, according to police.
Officers responding to reports of a shooting in the area of Canal Boulevard and Ohio Avenue found Holden slumped in a SUV with bullet wounds to his upper body. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
The final shooting occurred earlier Tuesday morning at around 9:45 a.m. in the 300 block of Willard Avenue. One person suffered gunshot wounds but survived, Gagan said.
It is unknown if any of the shootings were related. No arrests have been made and investigations were ongoing.
In San Jose, authorities were investigating a Tuesday evening shooting that claimed the lives of two people and sent another victim to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to San Jose police Sgt. Nick Muyo.
Police responded to reports of gunshots in the 1900 block of Poco Way in San Jose at 8:41 p.m. and located three victims, Muyo said. He said two were pronounced dead at the scene and the other suffered non-life threatening injuries.
No suspects have been detained and police did not disclose victim information.
The shooting marked San Jose's 20th homicide case this year.
In Oakland, two men were shot and killed Tuesday night in a double homicide on Oakland's deadly Bancroft Ave.
Officers responded to reports of gunfire at around 7:50 p.m. in the 4500 block of Bancroft Avenue, according to a dispatcher. Two men who had suffered gunshot wounds were pronounced dead at the scene.
The homicides ran Oakland's murder rate to 95 for the year.