Resident of apartment complex in custody after shooting in Lexington
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LEXINGTON, S.C. (WIS) - Lexington Police announced an individual is in custody after Sunday morning’s apartment complex shooting.
SUMMER COVE APARTMENTS INCIDENT IS OVER
— Lexington Police(SC) (@LexingtonPD) June 19, 2022
The Lexington Police Department continues to investigate an early morning shooting in the parking lot of the apartment complex where no one was struck by gunfire.
A resident of the complex was taken into custody who is believed to be… pic.twitter.com/WU3ZmiHc7V
Investigators said the shelter in place request is over. Residents can return to their apartments and Railroad Avenue will reopen.
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An early morning shooting on Father’s Day closed a road in Lexington County.
At around 6:10 a.m. the Lexington Police Department (LPD) posted on social media of an active investigation into a shooting.
Railroad Avenue to closed from South Lake Drive to Swartz Road.
— Lexington Police(SC) (@LexingtonPD) June 19, 2022
Sergeant Cameron Mortenson is on scene as Public Information Officer and will be updating media through social media. pic.twitter.com/qemA6VlDiA
LPD said residents in the Summer Cove Apartments were instructed to shelter in place while the investigation is underway.
Railroad Avenue is currently closed from South Lake Drive to Swartz Road.
Investigation found a vehicle had been shot multiple times at around 4 a.m. Currently no one is reported to be injured.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact Detective Heath at 803-359-6260.
If you were a witness or have information about this incident, please contact Detective Heath at 803-359-6260.
— Lexington Police(SC) (@LexingtonPD) June 19, 2022
Residents at the apartment complex are asked to shelter in place while this investigation continues. pic.twitter.com/WFZWSJMflH
This is a developing story and WIS will update it as we learn more.
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