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4 injured during shooting in Memphis where 2 suspects fled on foot, police say
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Date：2025-04-13 06:30:52
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Four people were injured during a shooting in Tennessee on Thanksgiving, police said.
Memphis police officers responded to the shooting scene on Kimball Avenue and two people, a male and a female, were taken to hospitals in critical condition, police said in a social media post Thursday night.
Two other victims, both female, were taken to hospitals with injuries that were not considered critical, police said.
Two male suspects fled on foot, leaving behind a stolen vehicle. Preliminary information indicates they are known to the victims, police said.
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