Orange -colored hill shooting, a critical

Memphis, tenn. – According to the Memphis Police Department (MPD), one person was critically violated a person, according to the Memphis Police Department (MPD).

MPD reacted to a shootout with injuries at the intersection of Park Avenue and the Ethel Street shortly after 11 p.m.

The police made the scene and found the victim in the back seat of a red, 2013 Ford Focus. The victim could not speak, but the officials said that they received the victim's information from someone in the crime scene in Ethel Street 1360. The victim became regional in a critical state.

The police arrested everyone in the Ethel St. 1360 and checked in the house to ensure that there were no other injured parties.

A witness spoke to officers and mentioned that he was in a car with a girl shortly before the shootout. They supposedly saw the Ford Focus at a petrol station in the Park Ave. 2335. He told the police that the owner of the Ford Focus, the victim and another person were all in the shop.

When the witness and the girl went to the petrol station, they said that they had seen the victim and the other person in the Ford Focus and went back to 1360 ethel. The witness says that he had not fired anyone at the Ford Focus.

The other person who drove with the victim told the police: “They shot on us”, MPD is the only statement that they made.

People said they were in the house during the incident and said they didn't know what happened. Someone in the house announced that the car was that of her sister.

MPD was able to confirm the owner of the Ford Focus when the temporary day was carried out and came back to the owner.

The officials could not receive a description of the suspect or his car, so no shipment was sent.

The police asked the shipping, the real -time Crime Center (RTCC) to check to see if they could access the film material, but they could not access the camera in the park from the petrol station. Camera recordings are said to be available later.

MPD checked the petrol station's camera material, but only found the people in the parking lot and left the business, not the shootout.

The police found a crime scene at the intersection of Park Ave. and Ethel Street. They found several rifles and pistols. According to officers, no other property or parties were hit in the area.