OXNARD : Shooting Leaves Man in Serious Condition
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A 28-year-old Oxnard man was listed in serious condition at an Oxnard hospital Tuesday with three gunshots to the head, chest and stomach after a skirmish with an unknown number of assailants, police said Tuesday.
Jose Martinez was wounded late Monday night after he and two friends were in a fistfight that ended in gunshots, said Sgt. Charles Dunham of the Oxnard Police Department. Police said they had no suspects and were still searching for a cause for the shooting.
“We’re examining everything--all possibilities,” Dunham said.
Oxnard police found Martinez lying bloody in the street in the 500 block of North Bonita Avenue soon after police dispatch received a 911 call at about 11 p.m. Monday, Dunham said.
Emergency medical personnel treated Martinez at the scene and then transported him to St. John’s Regional Medical Center, Dunham said.
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