Crime
Murder-Suicide: 2 dead, 2 injured after shooting in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood
The suspect subsequently shot himself.
Cleveland, OH – The Cleveland Division of Police Second District responded to a call for service regarding shots fired in the 2700 block of Natchez Avenue at approximately 5:00 PM.
Upon arrival, officers discovered three victims with gunshot wounds.
Preliminary investigations indicate that a 22-year-old male, later identified as the suspect, arrived at the location and became involved in a verbal argument with a 24-year-old female. During the altercation, the suspect opened fire, striking the female and two other individuals – a 21-year-old female and a 26-year-old male.
Officers were able to locate the suspect at the scene. As they approached, the suspect fled on foot, prompting a pursuit.
The suspect subsequently shot himself.
Emergency medical services responded and pronounced the 24-year-old female deceased. The other two victims were transported to the hospital. One victim is in stable condition, while the other is in serious but stable condition.
The suspect was also transported to the hospital and was later pronounced deceased.
The incident is currently being investigated as a murder-suicide. However, this information is subject to change as the investigation progresses.
Authorities are currently investigating a double homicide at the Brighton Community Center, located at 3810 7th Avenue in Bessemer, Alabama.
Multiple law enforcement agencies have responded to the scene to assist with the investigation.
Details surrounding the incident remain limited at this time, and authorities have not yet released information about the victims or any potential suspects.
Investigators are working diligently to gather evidence and interview witnesses to determine the circumstances leading to the tragic event.
Residents in the area are urged to remain cautious and report any information that may assist law enforcement in their investigation.
Anyone with details about the incident is encouraged to contact the Bessemer Police Department or submit a tip anonymously through local crime-stopper programs.