
A North Philadelphia block was rocked by gunfire just after midnight Monday, when two men were wounded in a double shooting in Strawberry Mansion.
Police say roughly 30 rounds were fired near North 29th and Gordon Streets at about 12:30 a.m. The bullets struck both victims, men in their 30s, in their arms and legs. They were rushed to nearby hospitals and are listed in stable condition.
According to 6abc, officers on the scene reported at least 30 shots fired. Investigators have not released any suspect description or a possible motive, and police told the outlet the case remains under active investigation.
What investigators are doing
Detectives with the Philadelphia Shooting Investigation Group are handling the case and canvassing the surrounding blocks for surveillance footage and witnesses, local coverage shows. As detailed by relied heavily on neighborhood video and tip lines, investigators in prior Strawberry Mansion incidents have turned to camera footage and community tips to track down suspects. No arrests had been announced by Monday afternoon, and detectives say they are following up on leads.
Neighborhood context
The shooting is the latest violent incident to hit parts of North Philadelphia this year, adding to residents’ frustration and concerns about public safety. The Philadelphia Inquirer has documented broader summer surges in shootings and ongoing challenges officials point to, including poverty and easy access to firearms, that complicate enforcement and prevention work. Community groups and local leaders continue to press for more street-level violence-prevention resources as investigations proceed.
Anyone with information, photos, or video related to the incident is asked to contact the Philadelphia Police Shooting Investigation Group at 215-686-8270 or submit tips online. Anonymous tips can be texted to 215-686-TIPS (8477). Authorities are urging residents to avoid speculation and to share any footage that might help identify suspects or clarify what happened. This story will be updated as police release more information.









