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Three killed, 11 wounded in Philadelphia shooting

Cops say multiple assailants involved, recover two handguns from scene

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 05 Jun 2022 6:30PM

Three killed, 11 wounded in Philadelphia shooting
Philadelphia police say they would have to wait until morning to review surveillance footage from nearby businesses that were closed at the time. – The Vibes file pic, June 5, 2022

WASHINGTON – Three people were killed and 11 others wounded today after multiple shooters opened fire into a crowd on a popular Philadelphia street, police said.

Police inspector D. F. Pace told local media that two men and a woman had been killed, adding that officers responding to the incident “observed several active shooters shooting into the crowd.”

“You can imagine there were hundreds of individuals enjoying South Street, as they do every single weekend, when this shooting broke out,” Pace said.

He said that officers had fired at one of the shooters, though it was unclear whether the person was hit.

Local media outlets reported that no arrests had been made.

Pace said two handguns were recovered at the scene, and that police would have to wait until morning to review surveillance footage from nearby businesses that were closed at the time.

Pace described the investigation as “fluid,” saying there were still “a lot of unanswered questions.” – AFP, June 5, 2022

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