Shooting near Fulton County DA annex in southwest Atlanta injures 2

Atlanta, GALocal News

On Friday, September 13, 2024, two people were shot near the Fulton County District Attorney's Office annex located at Gordon Plaza in southwest Atlanta. The shooting occurred at the intersection of Peyton Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, a busy area that has drawn attention from law enforcement in the past. Officers quickly descended on the scene to secure the area and gather evidence, but details regarding the motive for the shooting and the identities of those involved remain unclear. Investigators are working diligently to piece together the events leading up to the incident.

Local residents expressed concern over the violence, emphasizing the need for increased public safety measures in the area. As authorities continue their investigation, updates are anticipated in the coming days. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by urban communities in managing crime and ensuring safety for residents. The community awaits further information from law enforcement regarding the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

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