Four seriously injured after shooting in Central El Paso

Four seriously injured after shooting in Central El Paso

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Four people were transported with serious injuries after a shooting on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 24, in Central El Paso.

The call of the shooting came in shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday along Montana Avenue and Raynor Street.

The El Paso Police Department said at least four people were shot and transported to receive medical treatment.

The four individuals were transported with serious injuries (code 3), according to the El Paso Fire Department.

Currently, Montana East and West are closed, according to EPPD.

El Paso Police are expected to speak about the shooting and KTSM will be live-streaming.

KTSM crews are on the scene and will be updating you once we learn more.

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