Police flooded an Orlando neighborhood Thursday after 911 callers reported possible gunfire, according to witnesses and news crews at the scene. Officers quickly sealed off nearby streets, and detectives stayed on the block into the afternoon. Authorities have not said whether anyone was hurt or whether any arrests have been made.
According to WFTV, Orlando police set up a perimeter while crime scene units processed the area and investigators collected evidence. The station reported that, as of its latest update, police had not released any information about a possible victim or suspect.
What Neighbors And Investigators Reported
Neighbors told reporters they watched a heavy police presence move in, with multiple squad cars lining nearby streets, and said officers and investigators remained at the scene for hours. The response is the latest in a string of shootings the city has been looking into this spring, including a February domestic-related incident on John Young Parkway reported by ClickOrlando and other neighborhood investigations covered by WESH.
How Police Are Handling The Investigation
Orlando police are asking anyone with information to contact the department or Orange County Crime Stoppers as detectives review surveillance video and follow up on witness tips, according to WFTV. This story will be updated if officials release additional details.
