Atlanta, GA
Police searching for suspects involved in deadly triple shooting in southwest Atlanta
ATLANTA — Atlanta police are looking for suspects in a deadly triple shooting that happened in southwest Atlanta on Tuesday afternoon.
Shots rang out in the area of Windsor Street and Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. around 2 p.m.
Police arrived and found three people with gunshot wounds.
Channel 2′s Michael Doudna was live at the scene on WSB Tonight at 11 p.m., where he spoke with a neighbor, Kenisha.
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“I was sitting in the house. We heard gunshots, thinking they were fireworks,” said Kenisha. “And that’s when I saw the young man lying face down on my porch.”
In all, three young men, ages 18-21, were shot and left bleeding on her property. And the young man on her porch later died at the hospital.
Atlanta police say it was a drive-by shooting with the young men as the targets. Police added that the suspects were inside of a white sedan.
“No one should be burying your children. It’s the second day of the year,” said Kenisha.
So now, Kenisha is left cleaning up after a shooting at her front door, and a bullet hole in her car.
“I pray who did it gets caught. It has to end at some point. Too many parents are burying their children. Too many children are burying their parents. It makes no sense,” she said.
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At this time, the identities of the victims have not been released.
Police also do not have a motive, but believe the young men were the intended targets of the shooting.
Police are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers at 404-577-TIPS.
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Atlanta, GA
Zoo Atlanta's newborn gorilla has died
ATLANTA – With heavy hearts, staff members at Zoo Atlanta announced the newest infant born to western lowland gorilla, Kambera, has died.
The baby girl was just five days old when she passed away.
“We are heartbroken by the loss of not just this special little individual, but by the loss of a newborn member of a critically endangered species. Like humans, newborn gorillas are very fragile, and the first few days of life are uncertain for any baby animal,” said Gina Ferrie, PhD, Vice President of Collections and Conservation. “If there is an encouraging takeaway from this sad moment, it is that we were so encouraged to see Kambera, who had not previously reared an infant, display all of the maternal inclinations we hoped to see. Our teams worked tirelessly and with outstanding commitment to help Kambera prepare for the birth and, following the birth, to ensure her and her infant’s wellbeing.”
It’s not clear yet what led to the infant’s death.
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Atlanta, GA
Wrong-Way GA-400 Crash Kills Woman, Injures Man
ATLANTA, GA — A wrong-way, head-on GA-400 crash killed a 24-year-old woman early Sunday morning, Atlanta Police said.
Police said the crash occurred around 5:15 a.m. on GA-400 North near Lenox Road.
A Kia Sorento and a Toyota Rav4 collided, killing the driver of the Sorento at the scene and injuring the 52-year-old male driver of the Rav4, police said. The man was taken to a local hospital, police said.
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Police did not say which vehicle was suspected of heading the wrong way, leading to the fatal crash.
Atlanta Police’s Accident Investigations Unit is overseeing the crash probe.
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Atlanta, GA
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