Little Rock police are investigating a shooting on Maple Street that left no one dead, according to the department’s confirmation to a local news station. The incident was reported on Tuesday, November 3, Election Day.
What Police Have Confirmed
In a report published by KATV, a Little Rock Police Department spokesperson confirmed that a shooting occurred on Maple Street on Tuesday, November 3, and that it was non-fatal.
The KATV report does not identify the person who was shot or give details about their condition. It also does not specify the exact location on Maple Street, describe the circumstances of the shooting, or say whether anyone has been arrested.
Investigation Remains Early
The report was first published Tuesday morning and was updated at 9:53 a.m. that same day, per the same account, suggesting the investigation was still unfolding as word spread on Election Day. No further updates on a suspect or a motive have been released at this time.
A separate Maple Street shooting in North Little Rock
A local report documents a separate incident: according to KATV, North Little Rock police responded to a shooting on the 5500 block of Maple Street on the night of July 28, 2025. That incident was in North Little Rock, not the Little Rock case described here.
Hoodline will continue to follow this developing story as the Little Rock Police Department releases additional information about the Maple Street shooting.
