Philadelphia car rally turns tragic: Two dead, minors injured
In Philadelphia, a dramatic shooting unfolded during a car rally, resulting in two fatalities and eight injuries, including minors.
What you need to know
- Where and when did the shooting occur? The shooting happened around 11:30 PM Eastern Time.
- How many people were affected? Two people lost their lives, and eight others were injured.
- Who are the victims? Among the victims are minors, though their ages remain unknown.
The incident occurred at a car rally held at the intersection of Lemon Hill Drive and Poplar Drive. CBS News reports that the event took place around 11:30 PM Eastern Time. Two people died at the scene, and eight were injured.
The 6abc portal notes that many people gathered in Fairmount Park that day, with families barbecuing together in honour of Memorial Day.
Minors among the victims
According to ABC News, citing police sources, minors are among the shooting victims. The specific age of the deceased is still undetermined.
At least four people were taken to the hospital, and one injured person was also struck by a car.
Photos and videos shared online depict, among other things, damaged cars.
