Two Women Hospitalized After Suspects Open Fire on Columbus Police Officers
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Summary
- Two women are hospitalized after Columbus police were involved in a shooting Monday night in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
- Police say officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington avenues when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring the two women.
- One officer returned fire, according to Sgt. James Fuqua.
- No suspects have been identified as of Tuesday morning, and the shooting remains under investigation.
Timeline
No suspects have been identified as of 7 a.m. Tuesday.
One victim was hospitalized in serious condition and later upgraded to stable. The other victim is also in stable condition.
Sgt. James Fuqua from the Columbus Police Department confirmed one officer fired his gun during the incident.
Officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring two women.
Officers came upon the scene while following up on a previously reported incident.
The shooting was reported just after 10:30 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington Avenues in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
NBC 4 News has provided additional details regarding this incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 682 Gibbard Ave.
No suspects have been identified as of 7 a.m. Tuesday.
One victim was hospitalized in serious condition and later upgraded to stable. The other victim is also in stable condition.
Sgt. James Fuqua from the Columbus Police Department confirmed one officer fired his gun during the incident.
Officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring two women.
Officers came upon the scene while following up on a previously reported incident.
The shooting was reported just after 10:30 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington Avenues in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
NBC 4 News has provided additional details regarding this incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 682 Gibbard Ave.
No suspects have been identified as of 7 a.m. Tuesday.
One victim was hospitalized in serious condition and later upgraded to stable. The other victim is also in stable condition.
Sgt. James Fuqua from the Columbus Police Department confirmed one officer fired his gun during the incident.
Officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring two women.
Officers came upon the scene while following up on a previously reported incident.
The shooting was reported just after 10:30 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington Avenues in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
NBC 4 News has provided additional details regarding this incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 682 Gibbard Ave.
No suspects have been identified as of 7 a.m. Tuesday.
One victim was hospitalized in serious condition and later upgraded to stable. The other victim is also in stable condition.
Sgt. James Fuqua from the Columbus Police Department confirmed one officer fired his gun during the incident.
Officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring two women.
Officers came upon the scene while following up on a previously reported incident.
The shooting was reported just after 10:30 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington Avenues in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
NBC 4 News has provided additional details regarding this incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 682 Gibbard Ave.
No suspects have been identified as of 7 a.m. Tuesday.
One victim was hospitalized in serious condition and later upgraded to stable. The other victim is also in stable condition.
Sgt. James Fuqua from the Columbus Police Department confirmed one officer fired his gun during the incident.
Officers were speaking with residents on Gibbard Avenue when an unknown number of suspects fired shots in their direction, striking and injuring two women.
Officers came upon the scene while following up on a previously reported incident.
The shooting was reported just after 10:30 p.m. Monday near the intersection of Gibbard and Washington Avenues in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood.
NBC 4 News has provided additional details regarding this incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 682 Gibbard Ave.
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This is the result of the city being soft on crime and no consequences.
I don't care what Ginther says, I don't feel like crime is down in Columbus.
Crime is down if the police department knowingly doesn't report it correctly
It’s amazing how people still think being gang affiliated is winning in life…shame, follower mentality
Get a job instead of running the streets
Need more than a 3rd grade education!!!
This is the result of the city being soft on crime and no consequences.
I don't care what Ginther says, I don't feel like crime is down in Columbus.
Crime is down if the police department knowingly doesn't report it correctly
It’s amazing how people still think being gang affiliated is winning in life…shame, follower mentality
Get a job instead of running the streets
Need more than a 3rd grade education!!!
This is the result of the city being soft on crime and no consequences.
I don't care what Ginther says, I don't feel like crime is down in Columbus.
Crime is down if the police department knowingly doesn't report it correctly
It’s amazing how people still think being gang affiliated is winning in life…shame, follower mentality
Get a job instead of running the streets
Need more than a 3rd grade education!!!
This is the result of the city being soft on crime and no consequences.
I don't care what Ginther says, I don't feel like crime is down in Columbus.
Crime is down if the police department knowingly doesn't report it correctly
It’s amazing how people still think being gang affiliated is winning in life…shame, follower mentality
Get a job instead of running the streets
Need more than a 3rd grade education!!!
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This is the result of the city being soft on crime and no consequences.
I don't care what Ginther says, I don't feel like crime is down in Columbus.
Crime is down if the police department knowingly doesn't report it correctly
It’s amazing how people still think being gang affiliated is winning in life…shame, follower mentality
Get a job instead of running the streets
Need more than a 3rd grade education!!!