US EditionViolent Start to Holiday Weekend as 11 Injured in Separate Shootings Across Philadelphia
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA, JUL 5 – Two victims remain in critical condition while all are expected to survive, police said after the shooting at a South Philadelphia bar early Saturday morning.
- Early Saturday morning, a mass shooting injured at least 11 individuals inside a bar and lounge located on South 11th Street in South Philadelphia.
- Around 3:50 a.m., gunfire broke out following a confrontation on a balcony outside the venue, though police have not determined how many shooters were involved.
- Police found multiple shell casings inside the restaurant, stairway, and parking lot while transporting victims, including a security guard and a woman, both initially in critical condition, to area hospitals.
- Inspector D.F. Pace stated that the establishment should not have been operating at that hour, and when authorities arrived, it was already closed; they conducted a search to confirm there were no additional people harmed inside. Meanwhile, police continue to review surveillance footage as part of the investigation.
- No suspects have been identified yet, but all victims are expected to survive, and police are urging the public to provide information to aid their investigation.
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