Police detained a man at the scene in connection with the double shooting, a Riverside Police Department spokesman said.

Officers were summoned just after noon to the 7600 block of Canberra Way after a shooting was reported in one of the homes, Riverside Police Officer Ryan Railsback said. When they arrived, they found a man who had been mortally wounded and a woman who also had been shot but survived. She was transported to a hospital, where she remained in critical condition as of about 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Railsback said. Neither of their ages were immediately known.

A male person of interest was detained at the scene and taken in for questioning, Railsback said. Police also recovered a handgun at the house, he said.

With the investigation just beginning, details about the incident are slim, Railsback said. He said detectives were working to piece together the events that led up to the shooting and said the motive was not yet known.

Investigators were trying to establish the nature of the relationship between the person being questioned and the two people shot, he said. For now, police know only that the three knew one another.

“We believe that they all know each other,” Railsback said. “I don’t know who lives at the house, if they all live there.”

Railsback also did not know whether officers had previously been called to the address.

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The fatality occurred around 3 p.m. in the area of Washington Street and the Riverside (91) Freeway, according to the Riverside Police Department.

Officer Ryan Railsback, spokesman for the department, told City News Service the man was hit by a Metrolink train, but it was unclear why the victim was on the tracks.

The train driver immediately stopped, and Riverside Fire Department paramedics reached the location a few minutes later, pronouncing the pedestrian dead at the scene.

His identity was not immediately released.

There were no injuries reported aboard the train.

The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad tracks were temporarily shut down at the location. It was unknown when train traffic would resume Tuesday afternoon.

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