PHILADELPHIA, PA – Detectives are searching for a teenage suspect wanted in connection with a non-fatal shooting on West Susquehanna Avenue earlier this week and are asking the public for help identifying him.
Police say the shooting happened Monday evening on the 1400 block of West Susquehanna Avenue.
The victim survived, and investigators have since released surveillance video of the suspect fleeing the scene.
Key Points
- Philadelphia Police released video of a non-fatal shooting suspect on West Susquehanna Avenue.
- The shooter is described as a 16- to 18-year-old male wearing a gray hoodie and navy sweatpants.
- The public can view the video on the Philadelphia Police Department’s YouTube channel.
Shooting Investigation Group releases video appeal
The Philadelphia Police Department’s Shooting Investigation Group is leading the case and shared footage in hopes that someone will recognize the suspect. Detectives described the individual as a Black male, approximately 16 to 18 years old, wearing a gray hooded jacket, navy blue sweatpants, black sneakers, and carrying a black Under Armour backpack.
Investigators have not released further details about the motive or events leading to the shooting but confirmed the victim is recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.
Public asked to assist in identifying suspect
Authorities urge anyone who recognizes the individual or has information about the incident to contact the Shooting Investigation Group immediately.
The department’s YouTube page and official website, phillypolice.com/news, feature the video and other surveillance clips related to ongoing investigations.
Police say community tips continue to play a crucial role in helping solve violent crimes across the city.
