Crime & Safety
Fort Lauderdale City Hall windows damaged during shooting
By
Fort Lauderdale, Florida – Two windows are damaged at Fort Lauderdale City Hall after a shooting on Tuesday morning.
According to the police department, patrol officers responded to the scene at 11 N. Andrews Ave. around 12:45 a.m. after receiving a ShotSpotter notification.
Evidence at the scene showed that there was a shooting, but no victims were located, police said.
According to authorities, two windows at City Hall had been damaged from the shooting that occurred nearby.
No injuries were reported at City Hall.
According to detectives, the shooter or shooters were aiming for City Hall, and are continuing to investigate the motive behind the shooting.
The police are asking anyone with further information is asked to call Detective M. Tisch at 954-828-6630, Detective J. Knapp at 954-828-4787, or Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477.
-
Local News6 months agoA huge financial relief is coming for Broward County schools teachers, principals, and educational support staff after unanimous vote results in salary hike
-
Florida6 months agoFlorida Senator Rick Scott’s renewed push for the Sunshine Protection Act aims to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, with backing from key House and Senate leaders, emphasizing health, benefits
-
Crime & Safety6 months agoOkechukwu Josiah Odunna of Nigeria arrested for masterminding a fraudulent real estate operation that deceived financial institutions in Florida, leading to significant losses
-
Crime & Safety6 months agoFederal jury convicts Florida man, Dustin Sean McCabe, of manslaughter and fraud after deadly boating accident and deceptive COVID relief claims that exposed reckless conduct and financial exploitation
-
Florida6 months agoComprehensive conservation strategy secures productive lands to ensure future generations continue Florida’s proud tradition of farming and ranching
-
Local News6 months agoSouth Florida artists urged to reimagine public spaces as Dania Beach launches Creative Visions initiative, seeking immersive art projects that engage the community and enhance everyday locations
-
Crime & Safety6 months agoFlorida’s fight against the fentanyl crisis intensifies as Attorney General Uthmeier’s office charges 33 in a sweeping, multi-jurisdictional drug trafficking bust
-
Florida6 months agoSenator Rick Scott’s legislation seeks to impose harsh consequences on universities for neglecting antisemitic harassment, ensuring Jewish students are protected under federal law in latest legislative push
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.