3 Are Injured in Oxnard Gang Fight
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OXNARD — Three residents were shot and seriously injured during a gang fight in a southside neighborhood adjacent to Oxnard College, police said Saturday.
Robert Aguilera, 18, Jesus Duenas, 27, and a 17-year-old male were in serious but stable condition Saturday night at two area hospitals, Police Det. Terry Burr said. Each victim suffered a single gunshot wound to the torso.
Their injuries were not life threatening, Police Cmdr. Joe Munoz said.
The men were shot during a fight that occurred shortly after 9 p.m. Friday in the 3100 block of Nevada Street, police said. There were no other injuries.
Police searched the neighborhood but were unable to find the shooter. The investigation is continuing.
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