Random Shootings Spur Shelter in Place in Austin
Summary
Authorities in Austin, Texas, have ordered people in several neighborhoods to stay inside while searching for two teenage suspects involved in a series of random shootings. Four people were injured, one seriously, and police have not yet found the suspects or determined a motive.Key Facts
- The shootings began late Saturday and continued into Sunday in south Austin.
- Two teenage Hispanic males are suspects; one has medium wavy hair, the other longer hair.
- Police released descriptions of three possible suspect vehicles: a black Honda Accord, gold Honda, and white Nissan Altima.
- Four people were shot; one has life-threatening injuries, three have non-life-threatening wounds.
- Shelter-in-place orders cover a 36-mile area south of Slaughter Lane and surrounding neighborhoods.
- Authorities say the shootings seem random with no known motive yet.
- Residents are advised to call 911 if they see the suspects and not to approach them or leave keys in their cars.
- Police reported that suspects may have switched vehicles during the incidents.
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