Bullets flew in Boston's South End last night, leaving two people wounded, according to the Boston Police Department. The gunfire erupted around 11:15 p.m. on Aguadilla Street, as noted in reports from NBC Boston. The victims were promptly taken to hospital with injuries deemed non-life-threatening.

Details of the shooting are scant, but the aftermath was clear with police officers and evidence markers dotting the scene. While the names of those injured in the shooting weren't immediately released, the authorities are piecing together what unfolded. According to WCVB, further information is anticipated as the investigation continues.

The quiet of the night was ruined, leaving residents and passerby startled as first responders rushed to the site. Boston's South End has been the stage for violence before, but each incident, including this recent gunfire, leaves a scar on the community nonetheless.

This story is developing, and more details are expected to be released upon confirmation. Any witnesses or individuals with information regarding the incident are urged to come forward, as mentioned by the Police Department. They are looking for any detail, no matter how minor it may seem, to help them unravel the events of late Monday night.