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BROAD DAYLIGHT WHILE SCHOOL KIDS WERE GETTING OUT.
This happened near the corner of North Bend St. and Spring St. (Quality Hill Historic District). Police responded to the area after a report of shots fired, where they found the girl had been shot in the leg. They said the girl was "not involved in the disturbance" (random attack).
Police investigating after girl shot in the leg in Pawtucket
Street View for North Bend Street and Spring Street:
"police responded to Rhode Island Hospital shortly after 2 a.m. on Friday morning for a report of another shooting victim - who had gunshot wounds to his feet.
The victim, a male in his 40s, told police the shooting took place by Hanover and Cranston Streets."
Street Views for Hanover Street & Cranston Street:
"police responded to Rhode Island Hospital shortly after 2 a.m. on Friday morning for a report of another shooting victim - who had gunshot wounds to his feet.
The victim, a male in his 40s, told police the shooting took place by Hanover and Cranston Streets."
Street Views for Hanover Street & Cranston Street:
In addition to the two shootings on Thursday night:
A man was shot outside AJ's Sports Bar and Grill, at the corner of Academy Ave. and Chalkstone in Mt. Pleasant. An argument began inside the bar, that resulted in a fight outside where the victim was shot.
After 11pm last night, another man was shot on Bellevue Ave. in the West End. Not sure where on the exact location, but Bellevue is one block over from Hanover St. where Thursday night's shooting occurred.
And early this morning, a man was shot on the notorious 300 block of Broad St. (McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts, Fernandez Liquors, etc.).
No other information, besides the first two victims were taken to Rhode Island Hospital. Will be updated as more becomes available.
Probably of little interest to Elorza, but here are the 19 homicides this year so far. Please note how homicides in Providence, are not evenly distributed. Those of you unfamiliar with the city and inquiring on where is safe to visit and where isn't, a good rule of thumb is to avoid ANY of those areas with the red markers. I can assure you those are all problem parts of town.
Last edited by massnative71; 09-25-2021 at 05:36 PM..
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West End shooting
