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Seven people were shot near a train station in Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon, ABC News reports.
Two weapons have been recovered, and one person is in custody, police said.
Local officials said during a press conference the victims are between the ages of 17 and 71.
ABC’s Christie Ileto reports six individuals are listed stable condition, and one is in critical condition.
The 71-year-old man was shot in the stomach and multiple times in both legs and is listed in critical condition, authorities said.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said the afternoon shooting was “brazen.”
“We were able to get someone in custody as quickly as we did because we had officers out working on another assignment,” Outlaw said. “It’s not for our lack of presence out here, but I think it’s very telling that folks willing to engage in these shootings are becoming more and more emboldened whether we’re here or not.”
Outlaw said there could be multiple shooters, but it is not known at this time.
“There were multiple casings found, 18 casings, and we’re still trying to determine if they all came from the same firearm,” she said.
Police said they are working to identify witnesses and track down surveillance footage, ABC reports.
Cue video of White House press secretary Jenn pSucky announcing that Joe Biden has signed an Executive Order removing the 2nd Amendment from the Constitution.
Joe’s America
Description of the perps please
Come on, you know that’s only if there is some sort of “white supremacy” element do we get a full description, job title, address, email address, and phone number for the perp.
This is all the fault of the Biden administration if I read how this thing works.
One can only wonder if the bullets were equitably distributed.
The left wing jerkoff DA, Krasner, will let the perp(s) go without posting bail. He doesn’t give shit about the victims. The progressive agenda at work.
He is too busy letting already convicted felons go free.
No matter what happened, it will be the guns fault.
Just another routine day in the “City of Brotherly Love.” (cough, cough)