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17-Year-Old Shot in North Nashville, Suspect Sought by Authorities

17-Year-Old Shot in North Nashville, Suspect Sought by Authorities

A 17-year-old was shot in North Nashville yesterday afternoon, and authorities are currently searching for the suspect. The incident occurred near the Discount Tobacco Center in the 1700 block of Jenkins Street around 3 p.m.

The victim’s injuries, sustained to the buttocks, are believed to be non-life-threatening. After the shooting, he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Police have described the suspect as wearing black jeans, and a red shirt, but no further details have been provided about their identity or whereabouts, as perWSMV.

In a separate report byFOX17, it was mentioned that the 17-year-old was reportedly inside his car when the incident took place. Vanderbilt Medical Center received the teen and he is reportedly in stable condition.

The search for the suspect is still on, withNews 2confirming that authorities believe the suspect fled toward Jane Street before heading towards the Metro Center area. One shell casing found in a vehicle at the scene, indicates that at least one shot was fired during the event. Detectives at the scene stated that the boy is now in stable condition after being admitted to the pediatric unit of Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

As the search for the suspect continues, Metro Nashville Police Department have not yet released additional information regarding the suspect’s identity or a possible motive for the shooting. The public has been advised to stay alert and report any suspicious activity that may help in apprehending the individual responsible for the shooting.

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