A 24-year-old California teacher shot "for no reason" while he was sitting in the truck with his son and boyfriend, according to reports

The California police is looking for an armed man who, according to him, shot and killed a 24-year-old college teacher this weekend while she was sitting in a truck with her son and her son. boyfriend.

Police found Nancy Magaña injured after being called to the scene of a shootout at Delmann Heights Park around 2 am Saturday, the San Bernardino Police Department told the Los Angeles Times. The math teacher and volleyball coach, whose family members and officials say they started working at Del Vallejo College a few weeks ago, was taken to the hospital where she died of his wounds. A description of the shooter was not immediately available.

"It's just that someone's approached his car and shot him for no reason," said his sister Maria at the San Bernardino Sun. "That's what makes it difficult – there's no reason."

Nancy's son and boyfriend, aged 5, were inside the vehicle at the time of the attack, but were not injured, according to FOX11.

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"She did not get angry with anyone, she had no enemies and it was just a foolish act and it makes no sense that 30 students in six periods can not do it. see, "said Maria Magaña. in a separate interview with the station.

Magaña, her boyfriend and son would have visited Dave & Buster's local restaurant on Friday night before visiting the park later that evening.

Maria Magaña told the San Bernardino Sun that her sister had become a teacher to give back to the community and had spent her own money decorating her classroom to welcome the students on the day of the opening. of this year.

Del Vallejo College in San Bernardino, California, where Nancy Magaña started teaching a few weeks ago.
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"She was the superhero of his son, he thought nothing could hurt her," she added, "For him, she was the fastest and the strongest, and all the others came in second place. . He always said that "my mother" was the number one love of his life.

The unified school district of San Bernardino City told FOX11 that crisis counselors would be on campus Monday for students.