Philadelphia car rally shooting leaves two dead, minors injured
In Philadelphia, during a car rally, a dramatic shooting took place, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to eight others. Among the victims are minors.
What you need to know
- Where and when did the shooting occur? The shooting took place around 3:30 AM GMT.
- How many people were affected? Two people were killed, and eight were injured.
- Who are the victims? The victims include minors, though their ages are yet to be confirmed.
The incident occurred during a car rally at the junction of Lemon Hill Drive and Poplar Drive. According to information from CBS News, the event transpired at approximately 3:30 AM GMT. Two individuals were pronounced dead at the scene, and eight others sustained injuries.
The 6abc portal notes that Fairmount Park was bustling that day, with hundreds of people present into the evening, as families gathered to barbecue in commemoration of Memorial Day.
Among the victims are minors
ABC News, referring to the police reports, indicates that minors are among the victims of the shooting. The precise ages of the deceased have not yet been ascertained.
At least four people were transported to the hospital, and one of the injured was reportedly struck by a car.
Photographs and videos shared online depict, among other things, damaged vehicles.
