BREAKING Philadelphia police say someone fired 16 shots at a vehicle in the Frankford section of Philadelphia early Wednesday morning, injuring two people.
Police say they found a gun on the floor of the Dodge, but it's not clear at this time if that weapon had been fired.Philadelphia police say someone fired 16 shots at a vehicle in the Frankford section of Philadelphia early Wednesday morning, injuring two people.Arriving officers and medics found a 24-year-old female victim sitting in the driver's seat of a Dodge. She had been shot in the left side.
A 22-year-old male victim was located outside the vehicle. He was suffering from a gunshot wound to the left arm.Both victims were taken to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital in stable condition."Right now we don't have a motive, but it appears clearly someone was firing at this vehicle," Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said.Police say they found a gun on the floor of the Dodge, but it's not clear at this time if that weapon had been fired.
Authorities are looking at numerous surveillance cameras in the neighborhood to aid them in their investigation.
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