Four people, including three teenagers, were recorded as the Septata bus in the Neighborhood Fairmount Park Philadelphia Saturday night, according to the police.
Investigators were informed about the shooting immediately after 18:30 at Girard Avenue near the 33rd. Streets. After they arrived, Philadelphic officers, as well as September officers, found more people shot on the bus route 15.
About 30 people were on the bus at the time of the shooting, according to the DF pace inspector with the Philadelphia Police Department.
“You can imagine a very closed and close space, and you have something like that, it is very traumatic for all interested,” said Pace.
According to PACE, four victims include: two 16-year-old boys and a 14-year-old boy, who were taken to the hospital, and a 39-year-old woman, who treated the pastry wound on the scene. All victims are in stable condition, according to the pace.
“One was shot in the back, one was shot in his hand, and one was shot at the foot,” said the pace about teenagers.
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Authorities believe that man, perhaps in his 40s, faced a group of minors toward the back of Septation bus, pulled a gun from the bag and hit four people. The correct motive for shooting is vague.
“This was an extremely frightening incident for our customers and the September operator, and Sept. Police will continue to cooperate closely with Philadelphia by the police in the investigation,” said the spokesman of the Transit Philadelphi Agency.
In case the arrests were not achieved. Police said the shooter escaped the bus, but fortunately, the cameras on the ship captured the entire incident. Detectives are now reconsidered that video to understand who the scorer is and what may have led to shooting.
“Violence in any form is unacceptable,” said Pace, “and we absolutely do everything we can as a police administration to ensure the public safety of those walking our streets and riding our public transport.”
Dasha Sukhova said Septa was driving several times a week, but after this shooting now he considers twice about returning on board.
“I know the city can be dangerous, but I’ve never seen those things and I’ve never heard of it. And this was the first time I heard about it and how should I take the bus?” She said.
Anyone who with information related to this recording is asked to call a group for shot test at 215-686-8270.
2025-05-11 03:52:00
