Two teenagers sustained injuries in a shooting incident in Baltimore's Greektown neighborhood, as confirmed by officials. The Baltimore Police Department reports that the two males, aged 15 and 16, were found with gunshot wounds last night around 7:39 p.m., on the 300 block of South Macon Street. WMAR-2 News indicated that one teen was hit in the thigh and the other in the arm. Both victims were promptly transported to an area hospital, where they are currently listed in stable condition.
Authorities are actively investigating the incident, looking to piece together what exactly unfolded on that block. According to a statement obtained by FOX Baltimore, detectives from the Southeast District Shooting Unit have taken over to lead the inquiry into this violent occurrence.
They are actively urging anyone with information that might aid in their investigation to come forward. They offer various avenues for citizens to reach out, including a contact number (410-396-2422) and the option to remain anonymous via the Metro Crime Stoppers tip line (1-866-7LOCKUP) or through the online submission of tips.
