Seven people were injured in shooting in Downtown Orlando late Saturday night, according to Orlando police. Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith says big fight broken out shortly before 2:30 am Saturday night on Wall Street and South Orange Avenue. While one of in people participation pulled out pistol and fired into the crowd. Six victims were taken to the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Seventh went to Advent Health. Police said they are all expected to survive. There are no suspects at this time. information was released. Police check video from surveillance cameras area. Chief Smith says there is no active threat to the city center area. He also says“The Orlando Police Department is committed to providing safety of our residents, businesses and guests. We have increased safety measures and resources in in area and are already looking to further increase these resources and security measures. In addition, we are working with enterprises in in area to see if there are any videos of incident.” Orlando police ask anyone with information to call Crime Line at (800) 423-8477. stay with HES 2 News for updates on this development story.
Seven people were injured in shooting in in downtown Orlando late Saturday night, Orlando police said.
Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith says big fight broken out shortly before 2:30 am Saturday night on Wall Street and South Orange Avenue.
During this time, one of in people participation pulled out pistol and fired into the crowd.
Six victims were taken to the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Seventh went to Advent Health. Police said they are all expected to survive.
No suspects at this time information was released. Police check video from surveillance cameras area.
Chief Smith says there is no active threat to the city center area. He also says“The Orlando Police Department is committed to providing safety of our residents, businesses and guests. We have increased safety measures and resources in in area and are already looking to further increase these resources and security measures. In addition, we are working with enterprises in in area to see if there are any videos of Incident.”
Orlando police ask anyone with information to call Crime Line at (800) 423-8477.
stay with HES 2 News for updates on this development story.
