Authorities in Wilmington are actively investigating a shooting that took place on the evening of Monday, leading to a 60-year-old man being hospitalized. The incident, which unfolded in the 2400 block of North Madison Street around 8:28 p.m., has spurred police investigations seeking to clarify the events that led to the gunfire.
After the shooting, officers quickly responded to the scene where they found the victim, who was subsequently transported to a local hospital and is said to be in stable condition. Wilmington Police Department have not yet released the nuances of the case, as it is still under investigation. Detective Brendan Shea, who can be reached at 302-576-3649, is the assigned official for any tips or information regarding this event.
For those who wish to remain anonymous, information can also be given to Delaware Crime Stoppers at their hotline, 1-800-TIP-3333, or through their website. Tips that lead to an arrest and conviction could be rewarded by Delaware Crime Stoppers, a resource aimed to assist police by gathering information for various cases.
Beyond the investigation, the Wilmington Police Department emphasized the availability of their Victim Services Unit for those affected by the crime, providing support, and referrals, the unit is reachable at (302) 576-3622. There's also a dedicated Youth Response Unit to help children and families navigate through the aftermath of traumatic incidents, listed at (302) 576-3183. All this information was made available in a public statement released by the Wilmington Police Department yesterday.
