Nearly 100 shots fired near Philadelphia playground, five injured, police say

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Nearly 100 shots were fired near his playground in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, injuring five people.  

Officers respondedat approximately 7:00 PM. FOX 29 Philadelphia reports after hearing gunshots.

Upon arriving at the scene, police found five of him, aged 17 to her 25, suffering from gunshot wounds. A teen and his 21-year-old boy were found with a gunshot wound to the head.

Three people were in custody,and multiple weapons were at the scene, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Daniel Outlaw tweeted. 

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Another 17 and 25 Two of him suffered abrasions. A 22-year-old woman was shot in the hand. Police said the shooting occurred near the Shepard Recreation Center.

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Mass shooting in Philadelphia A gun was recovered at the scene where five people were wounded. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)

Investigators unknowingly found a fifth victim at the wheel of his BMW. was caught in a gunshot and judged to have collided.

"The victim, whom police called an innocent bystander, had a carrying permit, but it is unclear whether he fired a shot," he reports FOX 29.

The shooting reportedly began when his two shooters in a white SUV fired multiple times and fled the scene.

5 fired, almost 100 shots fired Was - all in the area of ​​​​a recreation center in Philadelphia. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)

Captain John Walker replied to FOX 29 that the officer responded that he had four men enter the car and then He said he saw it crash nearby during the chase. police.

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I jumped and tried to run, but three of them were detained. Several guns were later found inside the car. 

One person is still missing, but Walker said there may be more suspects. He urged informed witnesses to contact the police. 

Among his nearly 100 cartridges found at the scene were semi-automatic and rifle ammunition. was

"Whether it's a playground or not, it's very messy. People are in danger," said Deputy Christine Coulter. "It shouldn't have happened, and we are working every day to curb it."