Shooting Victims Mourned On Page Avenue

Phone service salesman Stephen Martin says putting up flowers and a sign was the least he could do for his former customers. He works at a store just two doors down from the scene of
Thursday's shooting. Martin says the victim's husbands were brothers. The two couples lived in the house with their three children.

“I mean, obviously the proximity is one thing I guess that causes a certain amount of but it's also the lives, the young people,” says Martin. He says he’s sad to see what happened.

“We saw them two days ago, the wives the children, everyone, and now, knowing you'll never see those kinds of people again it's moving you know,” says Martin. Neighbors say what happened on Thursday is extremely out of the ordinary and makes some concerned for their safety.

“Just be scared because you don't know what might happen to you,” says a woman who asked us not to show her name or face. She says it's a disturbing crime that hurts the neighborhood.

“It just makes you want to bring tears to your eyes I don't care who it is it's just upsetting,” says the woman. Another neighbor told me it was very hard to sleep last night. The employer of the victim's husbands has set up a fund for the family. You can donate under the names Jose and Alan Barajas at any Hancock Bank.