Four Young People Shot in Early Morning Incident Near Joe Mikes
Four young people, believed to be between the ages of 16 and 20, are nursing gunshot injuries following a late-night shooting in the vicinity of Joe Mikes located between Corn Alley and Nevis Street.
Preliminary reports indicate that the group was walking in the area when a lone gunman or individuals in another group opened fire, hitting all four victims.
The injured sustained gunshot wounds to various parts of their bodies, including the hand, side, and leg.
Emergency personnel responded and transported the victims for medical treatment. Their conditions are reportedly stable.
Police have not yet issued an official statement, and investigations into the incident are ongoing. Authorities are expected to provide further details as the situation develops.
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Comments (15)
George April 5, 2026, 6:38 AM
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