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OAKLAND, Calif. - A man was shot and killed at his own Fourth of July party in Oakland by a party-goer, who was considered a close friend, according to the victim’s family.
Victim offered to let suspect sleep on his couch
What we know:The shooting happened around 12:30 a.m. Saturday in the 800 block of 41st Street in North Oakland, police said.
The victim, Tim Conover, had hosted the gathering at his home and was seeing guests off — one of his final acts of hospitality before his life was cut short.
Family members said one guest stayed behind. They said Conover offered to let the man sleep on his couch as he appeared to be under the influence.
Victim was shot with his own gun
What they're saying:As Conover stepped outside to say goodbye to his other guests, the man allegedly got Conover’s gun, went outside, and shot him multiple times, the victim's family said.
Conover died at the scene.
The suspect, 40-year-old Dwane Stewart, was arrested on suspicion of murder around 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
He remains in custody at Santa Rita Jail without bail, according to jail records.
Conover is survived by his partner and their two children.
A GoFundMe has been set up to support his family.
"Tim, was an example of loving without conditions. His heart was full of love and gave to all he could. He would feed you, laugh with you and send you home with a happy heart," the GoFundMe fundraiser read. "Family and friends are in shock that a vibrant, caring father of 2 could be gone in seconds after trying to help someone he'd known for years."
Man fatally shot at his own Fourth of July party in Oakland, family says | KTVU FOX 2
A man was shot and killed at his own Fourth of July party in Oakland by a party-goer, who was considered a close friend, according to the victim’s family.
