Two detained, 1 hospitalized after shooting, East Point police say

Atlanta, GALocal News

In a concerning incident on February 21, 2025, two individuals were detained by East Point police after a shooting left one person hospitalized. Responding to reports of gunfire around 2:15 PM, officers arrived at Bayrose Circle and located two suspects in a vehicle, along with multiple weapons. The victim was discovered at a different site by Atlanta police and was transported to the hospital for treatment. Currently, East Point police have not provided details about the victim's condition, raising community concern. This incident underscores the persistent issue of gun violence in Georgia, prompting discussions about safety and crime prevention measures.

Local authorities are expected to release more information as investigations progress. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward with any additional information. The swift response of law enforcement illustrates their commitment to addressing such violent occurrences in the community.

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