1 injured in drive-by shooting in Orlando Shooting happened on North Terry Avenue, police say
Generic image of police lights. (pixabay)
ORLANDO, Fla. – One person was injured in a drive-by shooting in Orlando, according to the police department.
The Orlando Police Department said the shooting happened just before 4:30 p.m. Thursday on North Terry Avenue.
[TRENDING: Florida Gov. DeSantis rules out COVID restrictions as cases rise | UCF’s youngest full-time student is the daughter of immigrant parents | Become a News 6 Insider (it’s free!) ]
The suspect vehicle was found in the 60 block of West Amelia Street, according to officers. The department said “all suspects” were being questioned, but no information on any arrests has been made available.
The victim in the shooting was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition.
The age or name of the victim has not been released.
Copyright 2022 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.
Wrong-way driver jailed in Florida DUI arrest, deputies say This Space Mission Could Change Satellites Forever Parents split as Orange County Public Schools considers elementary ban on e-bikes, e-scooters City of Melbourne settles lawsuit with 1990 child rape victim Edgewater council meeting turns tense over city’s legal contract with Sabatini Law Firm Hit-and-run driver sought after striking11-year-old on e-scooter in Orange County, troopers say What 911 calls tell us about a DeLand mother's drowning Latest tax holiday kicks off in Florida. Here’s the full list of what to buy Osceola County eyes transportation consultants behind major Florida projects Central Florida man charged with forgery, fraud after News 6 investigation into sick, dying puppies Juvenile dead after shooting reported at Orlando apartment complex, police say New Smyrna Beach may drop city parking permits, adopt Volusia County pass system Inside Seminole County’s vote-by-mail count: New system will audit every ballot Legoland | Daytrippers with Kara Moeller Snail Kites | Everyday Wild with Joey Manna Hot Dog Eating Contest | Are We There Yet Sushi Saint | Florida Foodie with Kaia Poisall Ever wonder what it's like to go python hunting in the Florida Everglades? Homeless services leaders say demand is outpacing resources in Orange County Palm Bay lowers proposed millage rate while officials warn of potential impact Previous video Next video
