Law enforcement officials are on the hunt for a gunman following a shooting that left two men wounded in Southeast Washington. The Metropolitan Police Department reported that the incident occurred on the night of Sunday, April 7, with detectives from the Seventh District now leading the search for the suspect.

The shooting took place around 10:17 p.m. in 2400 block of Elvans Road, Southeast, according to a statement obtained by the MPD's newsroom. First responders arrived at a local hospital after receiving reports of two adult male victims in need of medical attention for gunshot wounds. Thankfully, the injuries they suffered are not expected to be life-threatening.

Details concerning the circumstances of the shooting or a description of the suspect have not been disclosed at this time. The investigation by the MPD is ongoing, as detectives appeal to the public for any information that could lead to the apprehension of a individual responsible.

Those with information about the shooting are encouraged to come forward and contact the MPD. Tips can be anonymous, and a reward may be available for intel that significantly aids in the case. The MPD emphasizes the importance of community cooperation to help solve the crimes that shock the conscience of our residents.

As tensions simmer in Southeast D.C., the urgency to find answers intensifies. The community looks on, hoping for swift justice and an end to the violence that continues to disrupt their peace. Authorities ask that anyone with knowledge pertaining to the April 7 shooting reach out to the MPD. The official press release about the search for the suspect can be found on the MPD's website.