UPennAlert Archive for Shots Fired at 4000 block of Market Street

Shots Fired | 4000 block of Market Street

Penn and Philadelphia Police responded to a report of gun shots fired in the 4000 block of Market Street. Upon arrival, Police discovered that an individual had been shot and immediately transported to the hospital.

Police are seeking persons of interest described as: Person of interest 1: Black male, thin build, wearing a black tank top and black pants. Person of interest 2: Black male, slightly heavy set build, wearing a long-sleeved white zip up jacket and black pants. They were last seen heading northbound on Preston Street from Market Street.

Update: All clear in the area of 4000 block of Market Street. You may resume usual activity. Increased police presence remains in the area.

Update: An individual was shot in the area of 4000 Market Street. Police continue to be on scene. Avoid the immediate area.

Police are seeking persons of interest described as: Person of interest 1: Black male, thin build, wearing a black tank top and black pants. Person of interest 2: Black male, heavy set build, wearing a long sleeved white zip up jacket and black pants. They were last seen heading northbound on Preston Street from Market Street.

UPennAlert: Shots fired in the area of 4000 block of Market Street. Increased police activity in the area. Police on scene, use caution, avoid the immediate area.

————————-

The Division of Public Safety has developed a few helpful risk reduction strategies outlined below. Know that it is never the fault of the person impacted (victim/survivor) by crime.

• Stay out of immediate area.
• Stay alert and reduce distractions; using cellphones, ear buds, etc. may limit your awareness.
• Orient yourself to your surroundings. (Identify your location, nearby exits, etc.)
• Utilize 24/7/365 Walking Escort services (215-898-WALK/9255).
• Only carry necessary documents.
• Keep your valuables out of sight.
• Be respectful of those involved in the incident.
• If you believe you see the described suspect, do not engage – call 215-573-3333.