Charles clifford joins us live tonight near where it happened with new information we are just learning. A man who was fatally shot in unincorporated hayward this afternoon was pushing a stroller with a 3monthold infant inside at the time, a spokesman for the Alameda County Sheriffs Office said. Sgt. Ray kelly said the shooting, which occurred in the 200 block of Willow Avenue at about 3 p. M. , was pretty disturbing. Kelly said deputies who responded to the shooting found a man on the ground suffering from gunshot wounds and he was pronounced dead at the scene. Kelly said investigators, who are canvassing the area to gather evidence, will be looking at whether the victim was targeted. He said, when someone is shot while hes pushing an infant in a stroller its a little concerning. Kelly said the infant is safe and is in the custody of sheriffs deputies. The victims identity has not been released. Authorities are trying to determine if the victim was the babys father and are also trying
Whoosh steve disturbing new details about the kidnapped Northern California mother. Police urging caution as her abductors are still out there. Whoosh moore. Vicki 6 tsk tsk tsk thank you for joining us i am vicki thankyou for joining us i am Vicki Liviakis in for pam moore. Steve and im steve aveson. Steve a double shooting happened just off the freeway this afternoon. Kron4s alecia reid is tracking the investigation. Vicki alecia do we know how this reporter dan to the number of shootings and oakland over the last week. Officers have stepped up patrols. We have all of officers on extended shipped. We are all working together with our other organizations. As a tank. As a team we are collectively working as one unit. Alecia because of the number of shell casings at the same police are trying to confirm their were no other that some spirit that you were once thought 80 and saw bullet holes in your car please make sure to contact the police. Alecia alecia reid, kron4 news vicki thank you
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