OAKLAND — A 34-year-old man was in critical but stable condition Wednesday at a hospital after he was shot in North Oakland Tuesday night, authorities said.
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Police said initial reports were that the man, who lives in another area of Oakland, was shot in the abdomen after getting into an argument with some other people, including the person who shot him.
What the argument was about has not been determined. It was also not known if the man knew the people he was arguing with.
After he was shot the man was able to flag down a passerby who stayed with him until officers got to the scene.
The shooter fled before police responded. Detailed information on the shooter was not released.
Anyone with information may call investigators at 510-238-3426.
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