Victims Of Oakland Mass Shooting Include 'Deeply Cherished' East Bay Teacher: Officials

OAKLAND, CA — The victims of a mass shooting in Oakland this past weekend include a beloved East Bay teacher and a devoted father.

Caliber Public Schools identified the victim as Latetia Bobo, an eighth-grade school teacher.

"Ms. Bobo was such a special part of our community, deeply cherished by her students, their families, and her colleagues," Caliber Public Schools said in a statement on social media. "Whether it was supporting a student, connecting with a family, or collaborating with a teammate, she did so with intention and heart."

The second victim was identified as Markise Martin, a father of a one-year-old daughter, according to a fundraiser started by his family.

"He was always there for his family when needed, offering support and love without hesitation," the creator of the fundraiser wrote. "His presence brought comfort and strength to those around him, and he was truly such a caring soul underneath his tough exterior."

Bobo and Martin were killed during a shooting in the early hours of Saturday night in the 400 block of 14th Street, according to authorities. Five others were also injured during the shooting.

Bobo died at the scene, while Martin died after being taken to a local hospital, according to multiple news reports.

It's unclear whether anyone has been arrested in connection with the shooting, and a motive has not been publicly disclosed.