Two injured during police-involved shooting in Newark

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A shooting involving police resulted in injuries to two individuals In Newark, New Jersey.

The incident occurred on Hunterdon Street shortly after 10:20 p.m. on Thursday, when gunfire erupted.

A male and a female sustained gunshot wounds, both suffering injuries to their arms.

Medical personnel transported them to University Hospital for necessary treatment.

Fortunately, no law enforcement officers were harmed during the event, and a thorough inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the shooting is currently underway.

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