A suspect is in custody after at least four people were wounded in a shooting in Raleigh.
There was a suspect in custody after the shooting in Raleigh.
The Hedingham neighborhood was swarmed with police vehicles and ambulances starting in the late afternoon and continuing for hours. There were no details of what happened by the evening.
State and local officers are on the ground trying to stop the shooter.
There are at least four people connected to the shooting that are being treated at Wake Med Hospital in Raleigh.
Residents in multiple neighborhoods were told to stay indoors as the Raleigh Police Department said it was on the scene of an active shooting.
Law enforcement vehicles were parked in the driveway of two-story homes as police closed off several streets in the area. The neighborhood is close to Raleigh's downtown.
There are at least four people connected to the shooting that are being treated at Wake Med Hospital in Raleigh.
Messages were not immediately responded to by a police spokesman. A press conference was scheduled for later in the evening.
When Brooke Medina got off the highway, she saw about two dozen police cars racing towards her. The ambulances were speeding towards the hospital.
She and her husband realized there was a shelter-in-place order when they reached out to their neighbors.
Medina, a communications vice president at a think tank, said that the family closed all of their window blinds, locked the doors and gathered in an upstairs hallway. Once the danger seemed to have moved further away from their home, the family went upstairs to listen to the police scanner and watch the news.
We will be very careful for the rest of the night. She said to keep all of the lights on.
She said that Hedingham is a dense, tree-lined neighborhood with a lot of single- family homes and duplexes that are more moderately priced than other parts of the Raleigh area.
She brings pepper spray with her when she takes her kids on bike rides along the greenway.
She said that there are a lot of places that could be gone.
That's right.
A reporter from the Associated Press contributed to the report.
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