A class reunion at a community center in Chattanooga turned violent Saturday when gunfire broke out, sending four people to the hospital, police said.
Why it matters:
The shooting adds to a growing list of incidents of gun violence occurring at social gatherings across the country, sparking renewed concerns over community safety at public events.
What happened:
The Chattanooga Police Department responded to reports of a shooting at the Tyner Community Center on the 6800 block of Ty Hi Drive. Officers arrived at the scene and confirmed that four individuals had been shot and transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The department posted an update on X (formerly Twitter), stating:
Between the lines:
Authorities have not disclosed whether any suspects have been identified or apprehended. The motive behind the shooting remains under investigation.
What they’re saying:
Chattanooga police confirmed that all four individuals sustained injuries that are not expected to be life-threatening. Further updates will be provided as the investigation continues.
What’s next:
Police continue to investigate the scene and gather witness statements. They have urged anyone with information to contact local law enforcement.
(with inputs from local news and Chattanooga Police Department)
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