1 Wounded, 3 Weapons Seized After Shooting On 85th Avenue

OAKLAND, CA — Oakland police recovered three guns following a shooting that wounded one early this month, police said Thursday.

The shooting occurred shortly after noon May 1 in the 1400 block of 85th Avenue.

Officers responded following an alert given by city's gunshot detection system. When officers arrived, they located a wounded person inside a vehicle, according to police.

Officers also found evidence of a shooting. The victim suffered at least one gunshot wound, police said. He was taken to a hospital.

When officers and firefighters were treating the victim, they saw a loaded gun inside the vehicle, police said.

During an investigation, police reviewed surveillance video that showed two people placing what appeared to be two guns in a parked vehicle.

Officers obtained a search warrant and recovered the two guns during a search of the vehicle, according to police.

Officers have taken more than 500 guns off the streets this year, police said. Alerts by the city's gunshot detection system are down 9 percent from the same time last year, according to police.

The city's gunshot detection system has sent out nearly 3,100 alerts this year, police said.

See more on Oakland's gunshot detection system here.

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--Bay City News