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Reality TV Star's Sister Fatally Shot Her During Brawl In Oakland: Report – Patch

Reality TV Star’s Sister Fatally Shot Her During Brawl In Oakland: Report  Patch Prosecutors say the star's sister was trying to hit someone with a gun when it went off, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report. OAKLAND, CA…
One Place News   •   October 16, 2026   •   Updated October 16, 2026
Reality TV Star's Sister Fatally Shot Her During Brawl In Oakland: Report – Patch

Reality TV Star’s Sister Fatally Shot Her During Brawl In Oakland: Report  Patch

Prosecutors say the star's sister was trying to hit someone with a gun when it went off, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report. OAKLAND, CA — The sister of Bay Area reality television star Mackayla Paige was charged with her death after the 29-year-old was killed during a street fight in Oakland early Sunday morning, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report. Alameda County prosecutors say Paige was fighting with another woman near the 200 block of 14th Street in downtown Oakland before 1:35 a.m., when her sister grabbed a gun and tried to hit the other woman, according to the report. But the gun went off, hitting Paige in the head and killing her, according to the report.

On Tuesday, Alameda prosecutors filed involuntary manslaughter charges against Paige's sister, 38-year-old Berkeley resident Vernika Dunbar, according to the report. A disturbing video circulating online appears to show the deadly brawl. Two women can be seen sizing each other up before taking swings. A second woman holding a gun approaches them and appears to try to hit one of the women. The exact moment the gun goes off is unclear, but within seconds of the woman using the gun to strike, one of the women fighting appears to go limp. An outpouring of support followed Paige's death. Family and friends

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