Police said at least two shooters 'ambushed' the team, but no arrests have been made.
A 14-year-old boy was killed and four other teens were injured in a shooting Tuesday afternoon outside a Philadelphia high school, police said.
Elizalde was shot in the chest and died at a hospital."There is one family that their son won’t make it home today," a spokesperson for the Philadelphia Police Department said at a newsPolice have not yet arrested or publicly identified any suspects in the attack but said at least two shooters ambushed the students, firing more than 60 rounds. A motive is not yet known, and the investigation is ongoing.
"The ongoing gun violence in our city is absolutely unacceptable," Watlington added."We remain firmly committed to working with the Philadelphia Police Department and the City of Philadelphia to see how — together — we can better address the gun violence that is affecting our students and communities throughout the city."that he was at work when his stepmother called and said his little brother, 14-year-old Ian, had been shot.
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