Manic Monday
Two separate shooting incidents, but thankfully there were no fatalities...
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Three more shot in Richmond Sunday
By Scott Marshall
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
Three men were shot early Sunday after a fight erupted in the 2700 block of Sheldon Court, Richmond police said.
Two of the victims were critically injured, the third was stable and all three were treated at John Muir Medical Center, said Richmond police Lt. Michael Booker.
The 1:35 a.m. shootings occurred after a physical altercation, Booker said. Besides the shooting victims, another man had been hit in the head, he said.
Two other shootings occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Saturday in the 2400 block of Maricopa Avenue, Booker said.
Officers patrolling in that area heard a volley of gunshots and found a man walking who had been shot in the head and jaw, Booker said. A short time later, officers found another man who had been shot in the foot and shoulder, he said. Both were treated at John Muir Medical Center. Officers also found an abandoned vehicle that had been shot numerous times.
A man was shot and killed Friday night, the city's 42nd homicide of the year, and two other people were shot and wounded, according to police.
The homicide occurred in the 900 block of Williams Drive at 5:45 p.m. Another man there was shot in the leg.
The other Friday shooting occurred at 6:50 p.m. at 23rd Street and Maricopa Avenue, according to police.
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San Pablo man critical after shot while driving in Richmond
By George Kelly
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
A man is in critical condition at an area hospital after being shot while driving in Richmond and driving himself to his San Pablo home this morning, Richmond police said.
At 1:50 a.m., Richmond police responded to a shots-fired call at San Jose Avenue and Carlson Boulevard. Officers found "broken glass and numerous shell casings" but no victims, according to Richmond police Lt. Booker.
At 2:15 a.m., a man called police and said he had been shot at the intersection and had driven himself to his home in San Pablo. Contra Costa Sheriff's Office deputies met him there.
The man, who had been shot in the back and grazed on his neck, was taken to John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek.
Reach staff writer George Kelly at 925-952-5034 or gkelly@cctimes.com.
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Three more shot in Richmond Sunday
By Scott Marshall
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
Three men were shot early Sunday after a fight erupted in the 2700 block of Sheldon Court, Richmond police said.
Two of the victims were critically injured, the third was stable and all three were treated at John Muir Medical Center, said Richmond police Lt. Michael Booker.
The 1:35 a.m. shootings occurred after a physical altercation, Booker said. Besides the shooting victims, another man had been hit in the head, he said.
Two other shootings occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Saturday in the 2400 block of Maricopa Avenue, Booker said.
Officers patrolling in that area heard a volley of gunshots and found a man walking who had been shot in the head and jaw, Booker said. A short time later, officers found another man who had been shot in the foot and shoulder, he said. Both were treated at John Muir Medical Center. Officers also found an abandoned vehicle that had been shot numerous times.
A man was shot and killed Friday night, the city's 42nd homicide of the year, and two other people were shot and wounded, according to police.
The homicide occurred in the 900 block of Williams Drive at 5:45 p.m. Another man there was shot in the leg.
The other Friday shooting occurred at 6:50 p.m. at 23rd Street and Maricopa Avenue, according to police.
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San Pablo man critical after shot while driving in Richmond
By George Kelly
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
A man is in critical condition at an area hospital after being shot while driving in Richmond and driving himself to his San Pablo home this morning, Richmond police said.
At 1:50 a.m., Richmond police responded to a shots-fired call at San Jose Avenue and Carlson Boulevard. Officers found "broken glass and numerous shell casings" but no victims, according to Richmond police Lt. Booker.
At 2:15 a.m., a man called police and said he had been shot at the intersection and had driven himself to his home in San Pablo. Contra Costa Sheriff's Office deputies met him there.
The man, who had been shot in the back and grazed on his neck, was taken to John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek.
Reach staff writer George Kelly at 925-952-5034 or gkelly@cctimes.com.
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