Police search for suspect after shooting in Wyoming

A man was shot in Wyoming yesterday afternoon. The suspect ran from the scene after the incident. Police are actively searching for the person responsible.

Details of the shooting incident near Clyde Park Avenue

The shooting occurred just after 4 p.m. in Wyoming on Clyde Park Avenue near 28th Street. The victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. Thankfully, his injuries were not life-threatening. The police have not shared his name or age with the public at this time. Investigators are working to gather more information about the event.

The police are still on the lookout for the suspect. They have not released the suspect’s identity. However, they confirmed that the victim and the suspect knew each other. This wasn’t a random act of violence. Authorities believe the shooting was targeted.

Ongoing police investigation and public assistance

The Wyoming Police Department is continuing its investigation. They are asking anyone who may have information to come forward. If you know anything about the case, you can contact the detectives at 616.530.7300. Another option is to reach out to Silent Observer at 616.774.2345 or 1.866.774.2345. Your help could lead to important information about the case.

Heavy police presence at the scene

At about 5:45 p.m., News 8 reporters arrived at the scene in Wyoming. They saw a significant police presence. There were at least nine police vehicles surrounding an apartment building. The area around the building was roped off with caution tape. A witness who lives nearby said he saw about 16 police vehicles gathered at the scene just after 4:20 p.m. The witness also mentioned that someone was getting medical treatment on the porch of the building. Two ambulances left the scene soon after.

Caution against sharing unverified information

Police have warned the public not to spread false information. Some people on social media shared unconfirmed details about the suspect and the suspect vehicle. Wyoming Police Department urged everyone to avoid sharing anything that has not been verified by official sources.