A Southwest Airlines plane was hit by a bullet while preparing to takeoff from Dallas Love Field Airport on Friday evening.

A spokesperson for Southwest Airlines told Fox News Digital that Southwest Airlines Flight 2494 taxied safely back to the terminal at Dallas Love Field after a bullet apparently struck the right side of the aircraft just under the flight deck while the crew was preparing to depart for Indianapolis.

No injuries were reported, the spokesperson said.

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Southwest said they will accommodate its customers on another flight and added that law enforcement authorities have been notified. The plane has also been removed from service.

Dallas police confirmed to Fox News Digital that they are investigating the incident. 

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This is the second incident involving gunfire striking airplanes this week after a Spirit Airlines flight out of Florida was struck by gunfire on Monday while making a landing in Port-au-Prince in Haiti.

This is a developing story. Please check back for more details. 

Fox News Digital reached out to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) but did not immediately receive a response. 

Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital.

Gunshots were reported near Dallas Love Field Airport with a bullet striking a plane late Friday night, according to a Dallas Love Field spokesperson.

According to the Love Field spokesperson, the Southwest Airlines plane is being inspected after a bullet struck the plane with passengers on board.

No injuries have been reported and the reported shooter has not been found.

According to a Southwest Airlines spokesperson, Southwest Airlines flight 2494 taxied safely back to the terminal at the airport after a “bullet apparently struck the right side of the aircraft just under the flight deck.”

The plane was preparing for departure from Dallas to Indianapolis, according to the SWA spokesperson.

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The Miami Heat evened their NBA Cup record to 1-1 with a 124-111 victory over the Indiana Pacers Friday night at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Bam Adebayo led the way with 30 points, 11, rebounds, 7 assists and five steals for the Heat.

The double-double was his 197th of his career. He trails only Rony Seikaly for the team record,

“I got to see the ball go in,” Adebayo said after the game. “I found the rhythm and got aggressive and it was big for us.”

Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra could not get the praise out of his mouth fast enough for the big center.

“This is what I am talking about. You want to change the ball going in, that’s how you do it,” Spoelstra said. “He was a force of nature. Defense, rebounding, rolling hard to the rim, getting offensive rebounds. The karma changes everything.”

Aside from having the hot hand, Adebayo assisted his teammates in transition with his seven assists.

“I was trying to get everyone invoved and it allowed me to get some room to operate,” Adebayo said. “I am a two-way player. I do it both ways.”

Tyler Herro had 20 points, three rebounds and five assists. Kevin Love finished with 15 points. Love led the Heat in the third quarter with 15 points. He was 3-of-4 from behind the 3-point line. He was 6-of-7 total shooting for the quarter.

“It really opened the floodgates for Bam,” Love said after the game. “It was a beautiful thing to see in the third quarter.”

At the end of the third quarter the Heat maintained a 13-point lead 98-85. The Heat bounced back after a 12-0 Indiana run late in the third quarter.

With the win, Miami improves to 5-6, while Indiana drops to 5-7. The same two teams are set to play again on Sunday in a non-NBA Cup game.

Scott Salomon is a contributor to Miami Heat On SI. He can be reached at sas@southfloridamedianetwork.com.

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