Philadelphia Mass $hooting Caught On Ring Camera, 3 De@d, 10 Injured As Multiple G*nmen Open Fire Into Crowd Of Teens & Young Adults

Philadelphia Mass $hooting Caught On Ring Camera, 3 De@d, 10 Injured As Multiple G*nmen Open Fire Into Crowd Of Teens & Young Adults
Shocking Ring footage shows multiple gunmen opening fire just before 1 a.m. on South Etting Street in Philadelphia’s Grays Ferry neighborhood.
The mass sh**ting left three men d*ad—ages 19, 23, and 24—and injured 10 others, including a 15-year-old girl and two 17-year-old boys.
“This is coward stuff,” said Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel. “Individuals just sh**ting randomly into houses, into cars.”
One person with a weapon was taken into custody, but their role remains unclear.
Tyrique Glasgow, who runs the Young Chances Foundation nearby, said, “They are working to get jobs and going to vocational school, and to have their lives stopped by g*n violence is something that is frustrating and painful.”
He added, “We are going to come together and clean it up… but we had to put our summer camp on pause.”
The attack capped a v*olent weekend where 46 people were $hot citywide.
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Prayers to the victims.
VIA: 6ABC
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