Hayward BART Station Closed Following Shooting

The Hayward BART Station was closed this afternoon following a shooting that wounded two people, one seriously.

The shooting reportedly took place shortly after 12:30 p.m. outside the station after a group of men gathered prior to the violence breaking out.

According to authorities, a male teen came into the station and fell to the floor near an agent's booth. He was transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.

A second victim, reportedly a middle-aged man, was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.

No arrests were reported as of mid-afternoon.

Shooting Leaves Teen Dead, Woman Wounded

A San Diego shooting has left an 18-year-old man dead and a woman injured.

According to authorities, the shooting took place early Saturday morning in a Descanso home. Police say that the woman's estranged husband opened fire on what he said were burglars in the house. The two shotgun blasts resulted in family tragedy.

Gary Sanner of Oak Grove Drive in Descanso reportedly contacted 911 about 2 a.m. and reported someone was breaking into his house. Only minutes later, a dispatcher heard gunshots.
After reportedly calling 911, Sanner allegedly fired a shotgun in the direction of a window where he heard a noise. He then fired a second time at another window, where a person was reportedly shining a flashlight.

Joseph Eric Burton Jr. died from a gunshot wound outside a rear window of Sanner's house. Sanner's estranged wife, Jennifer Sanner, reportedly left messages on his telephone a day earlier, requesting property from the house, as the two were in the process of a divorce. Sanner's wife filed for divorce back in April.

Jennifer Sanner was wounded in the shooting, but her injuries were reportedly not life-threatening.

The two were reportedly among five people who went to the home. Among those also reportedly there was Jennifer Sanner's boyfriend, Joseph Burton. He is the father of the young man who was killed.

Police Continue to Seek Teen's Killer

Authorities continue their search for the killer of Edward Satterstron, 16, of Sun Valley.

A student at John Francis Polytechnic High School, Satterstron was the school's second football player to be fatally gunned down this year. The victim was shot numerous times in the chest Saturday evening in the 8200 block of Laurel Canyon Blvd., according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Reports say Satterstron was walking with a friend in the vicinity when a Hispanic man opened fire on him. The assailant is described as in his teens or early 20s.

Police are asking anyone with information on this shooting to call 818-623-4075 or 877-LAW-FULL.