A man is dead after a shooting on Foxhound Road in Raleigh, and police have not announced any arrest. Officers were called to the scene and found the man suffering from gunshot wounds; he later died of his injuries.
According to WRAL, the Raleigh Police Department reported that officers responded to a shooting in the 4300 block of Foxhound Road, where they found the man dead at the scene. Police officers searched for a suspect involved in the shooting, and investigators said their investigation into the man's death was ongoing. A separate account from cbs17.com described the location differently, reporting that officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 400 block of Foxhound Drive just before 7 p.m. and found an adult man who had been shot and later died of his injuries. The two outlets' accounts of the exact address and street name do not match, and it is not clear from either report which detail is correct.
No Suspect in Custody
As of the CBS 17 report, no suspect had been taken into custody. Police did not release details about a motive or identify anyone being sought in connection with the shooting in that account.
Raleigh police said more information would be released as it becomes available, per the WRAL report. Police also asked anyone with information about the incident to contact Raleigh police, according to the same cbs17.com account.
What Remains Unknown
The man's identity has not been released beyond his description as an adult. Details about a possible motive, any suspect description, or an arrest have not been made public in either account reviewed. Hoodline will update this story as police release more information.
