. >> this killing has just shocked this neighborho.s i mentioned jaman park was about to start high school on monday. he was goi to go to skyne high. he and another teager were walking here in this area in east oakland near 61st and bancroft just before 9:30 as you mentioned when he was killed. now, very fe details are being released. police don't know the motive for the shooting and no arrests have been made. homicide invtigators say it appears the gunman approached these o teens and began firing as they werealking along bancroft. the second teenas not injured. jaman was dead at the scene. it was unclear what he wa doing last night but the high school is right around t corner. he has a twin bother. it's unclear whetr it was his brother walking with him when they were shot. >> they did everything from track to basketball to street hockey. you name it, can i do this? they were asking can they do more things. to see something like this happen to a young man that was so energetic, you know, in her words so full of energy, it's heartbreaki

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