OAKLAND — One man was shot and two other men were stabbed in a violent confrontation Tuesday night in North Oakland, authorities said.
Related Articles
Man killed in Oakland Uptown shootings Saturday was innocent victim purchasing food
Dying from stab wounds, East Bay custodian told his murderer, ‘You’re going to pay’
Man shot in East Oakland
Two men shot in Oakland, one left in critical condition
Attorneys for East Bay cop ask judge to dismiss manslaughter case
The man shot and one of the stabbing victims were in critical condition, authorities said.
The confrontation happened around 11:27 p.m. Tuesday on the street in the 5300 block of San Pablo Avenue.
According to initial police reports, a 62-year-old man and a 30-year-old man who know each other confronted a 40-year-old man they apparently did not know.
What the dispute was about has not been released.
The argument escalated, and the 40-year-old man allegedly stabbed the two other men, authorities said. The younger man then allegedly shot him at least twice, authorities said.
All three were taken to a hospital, where the man shot and the older stabbing victim were in critical condition. The other man was in stable condition.
The police investigation is continuing. Anyone with information may call investigators at 510-238-3326.
Check back for updates on this developing story.
