Crime & shooting incident tracker
Tracking shooting incidents with injured victims at commercial establishments, apartment complexes, shopping centers, gas stations, and other public places across Georgia, Arizona, Florida, and South Carolina — limited to news from the last 6 months.
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A shooting at Paddock Mall left one person dead and a woman injured by gunfire in the leg. Police said the woman was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect fled.
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Police said a gunman shot two employees inside a Walgreens in Port Orange before the suspect was later found dead. The injured workers were taken to hospitals, and authorities said the case remained under active investigation.
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At an apartment complex in Spring Hill, a suspect began shooting at a car carrying five people, injuring three of them. The victims were taken to local hospitals, and the suspect along with two others were taken into custody.
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A shooting inside a Walmart in Florida City left one man dead and another person injured by gunfire, including an innocent bystander struck by a stray bullet. Police later arrested three men in connection with the shooting, including the alleged gunman.
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A shooting broke out during an altercation at a commercial establishment in Doral, leaving a security guard dead and seven others injured by gunfire. Police said a responding officer was among the wounded and the suspect was also killed at the scene.
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On the night of July 19, 2026, multiple assailants opened fire at a restaurant in Glendale, Arizona, near the intersection of 57th Drive and Road. Three people were killed and five others were injured by gunfire or shrapnel, according to Glendale police, and officers received numerous calls about the shooting around 7:45 p.m.[4] No arrests had been made as of the latest report, though police stated there was no ongoing threat to the wider community.[4]
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On July 4, 2026, gunfire erupted at the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale, a large outdoor shopping and entertainment complex. A 15‑year‑old male produced a handgun during a confrontation between two groups and discharged multiple rounds, injuring five juveniles, including his 8‑year‑old sister; all reported injuries were considered non‑life‑threatening and most victims were treated and released from local hospitals.[3][7] Police identified the teen through surveillance footage and witness statements, and charges have been submitted; the incident was deemed isolated and normal operations at Westgate later resumed.[3][7]
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Around 2 a.m. on July 19, 2026, a gunman opened fire in a crowded commercial and nightlife area near downtown Tucson, outside Empire Pizza on East Congress Street. Ten people were wounded, including the suspected shooter, and nine civilian victims were taken to hospitals in critical condition with gunshot injuries to their extremities. Authorities described the incident as a mass-casualty shooting stemming from a confrontation between two groups; all victims were adults and no fatalities or officer injuries were reported.[1][5][6]
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FOX 5 reported that three people were injured in a shooting at a DeKalb County shopping center on Friday. The report said one of the victims was seriously injured and that police had not arrested anyone in connection with the shooting.
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FOX 5 reported that two people were injured when someone shot into a restaurant at a DeKalb County shopping center. Police had not announced any arrests at the time of reporting, and one woman was said to have been grazed by a bullet while eating.
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Authorities said a man shot and injured three people at the Peachtree Center Mall after an altercation in the food court area. An off-duty Atlanta police officer confronted the suspect and shot him, and the three victims were taken to hospitals in stable condition.
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Police say a shooting at Savannah's Oglethorpe Mall left three people with life-threatening gunshot wounds. Officials evacuated the mall and said there was no ongoing threat; no arrests had been made at the time of reporting.
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Authorities in Newton County reported that a suspect carried out targeted shootings at a Walmart and at a home, killing two people and wounding one.[11] The sheriff’s office emphasized that this was not an active‑shooter event but that the suspect specifically targeted individuals they knew.[11] The suspect was later apprehended in South Carolina, and the investigation remained active.[11]
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DeKalb County and Brookhaven police reported three connected shootings in the Atlanta area, starting with a victim shot just after 12:52 a.m. outside a Checkers restaurant on Wesley Chapel Road.[13] A second victim was shot at a MARTA station, and a third victim was critically injured in a Kroger parking lot in Brookhaven.[13] Police identified 26‑year‑old Olaolukitan Adon Abel as the suspect and took him into custody after a multi‑agency search.[13]
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Late on a Saturday night in Savannah’s Ellis Square, a popular gathering spot in the historic district, an argument between two women escalated into a shooting that injured eleven people.[10] Police Chief Lenny Gunther stated that ten of the eleven victims suffered gunshot wounds and all shooting victims were expected to recover.[10] The Ellis Square incident was one of five shootings in Savannah that weekend; investigators said they did not suspect gang involvement in this particular case.[10]
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Savannah Police responded to gunfire inside Oglethorpe Mall around 5:41 p.m. on July 2, 2026, and found three males — two young adults and one juvenile — with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.[9][1] Police Chief Lenny Gunther said the shooting involved two groups who knew each other and exchanged gunfire, and that three additional adults were transported for medical issues related to the incident.[9] The mall was evacuated and authorities stated there was no ongoing active threat while the investigation continued and interviews were conducted at the hospital.[9][1]
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Over a 24‑hour period in February 2026, five people were shot in two separate incidents at a shopping center in Stone Mountain, DeKalb County.[7] In the first shooting on Friday, three people were injured, one with life‑threatening injuries; in the second shooting on Saturday, two people were injured when someone fired into a restaurant and a woman eating was grazed by a bullet.[7] Police had not announced any arrests, suspects’ names, or victims’ names as of the Fox 5 report.[7]
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In March 2026, DeKalb County and Brookhaven police announced that three shootings were connected, with one incident occurring just after 12:52 a.m. outside a Checkers restaurant on Wesley Chapel Road and another in a Kroger parking lot in Brookhaven.[11] The initial Checkers shooting left at least one victim injured, and a third victim was critically injured after being shot in the Kroger parking lot.[11] Police identified 26‑year‑old Olaolukitan Adon Abel as the suspect and took him into custody following a multi‑agency search.[11]
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On April 24, 2026, Newton County authorities reported that a suspect carried out targeted shootings at a Walmart and at a home, killing two people and wounding one.[10] The sheriff’s office emphasized it was not an active shooter situation because the suspect specifically targeted individuals he knew.[10] The suspect was later arrested in South Carolina; officials did not publicly identify the suspect or the wounded victim by name in the cited report.[10]
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Around late Saturday night in mid‑May 2026, an argument between two women in Ellis Square in Savannah’s historic district escalated into a mass shooting at the popular public gathering spot.[9] Eleven people were injured, ten of them with gunshot wounds, and all were expected to recover; victims’ ages ranged from 20 to 38.[9] Police reported no evidence of gang involvement and noted this incident was one of five shootings in Savannah that weekend, but they did not release suspects’ or victims’ names.[9]
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On July 2, 2026, Savannah Police responded to a shooting at Oglethorpe Mall on the city’s south side, where two groups known to each other exchanged gunfire inside the shopping center.[2][8] Three males—two young adults and one juvenile—were struck by non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and transported to Memorial Health University Medical Center.[2][4][8] The mall was evacuated, police said there was no ongoing active threat, and investigators are interviewing involved parties; as of the latest reports, no arrests had been announced.[2][8]
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Information is aggregated from public news reports via automated web search and may be incomplete or contain errors. Verify against the linked source articles before relying on any detail, especially victim and suspect names. This tool does not provide legal advice.
