Upper Darby police are searching for a man they say shot another man Monday, leaving him hospitalized but expected to survive. Investigators have identified the suspected shooter as Ronald Robbins and are asking anyone who spots him to call authorities rather than approach him.
According to NBC10 Philadelphia, Upper Darby police responded to a report of a shooting in the 400 block of Woodcliffe Road on Monday. Officers found a man who had been shot and took him to a hospital, where police said he is expected to survive, as reported by 6abc Philadelphia.
Suspect Identified, Whereabouts Unknown
Investigators identified Ronald Robbins as the suspected shooter, per the outlet's report. The account also notes that Robbins is from the 400 block of Woodcliff Road, though the report's spelling of the street name is inconsistent with the location given for the shooting itself, which was listed as the 400 block of Woodcliffe Road.
Police have not said whether Robbins has been located or remains at large beyond the ongoing search described in the report. The outlet's account does not include details on a motive, the exact time of the shooting, or the identity of the man who was shot.
Police Urge Caution, Not Confrontation
Authorities urged anyone who sees Robbins or knows his whereabouts not to approach him. Instead, the public is asked to call 911 or reach Upper Darby police directly at 610-734-7693, or to contact the department through its social media accounts, per the same report.
