ATLANTA — Atlanta Police reported four shootings overnight Saturday and into Sunday morning. Maj. Carven Tyus said none of the incidents were deadly.
A 33-year-old Black man was shot in the leg over a parking space at 3540 North Camp Creek Parkway late Saturday evening. Police say the alleged shooter fled in a green vehicle.
At around midnight, police say a woman was shot at a tent city off Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway near Northside drive in northwest Atlanta for "refusing to give information on boyfriend."
The victim was transported to Grady Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Someone on the scene told police that the victim was involved in a dispute with a man because of previous interactions with the suspect and her boyfriend. The suspect was no longer on the scene.
At around 12:15 a.m., police responded to LaQuita Drive in southeast Atlanta. They said a Black male suffered a gunshot wounds to his legs and arm. while he was on the porch of a home. Police say marijuana and cash could be seen in the house.
According to police, the victim did not provide information on the shooting besides saying that his Dodge Challenger was stolen from the scene. He would not provide any further information on his vehicle and drugs were in plain view inside the home at the location. The victim was transported to Grady Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Just after 3 a.m., police responded to William H. Borders Drive near Wheat Street Baptist Church in northeast Atlanta where a male was shot in the right leg and right buttocks. The suspect, possibly a white male with shoulder length blond hair was last seen in a wood line area, police said.
The victim told officers he was involved in a dispute with two unknown males.
An officer on the scene applied a tourniquet to the victim and he was transported to Grady hospital in critical but stable condition.