KHTS Radio Santa Clarita Radio – Santa Clarita News
A person was rushed to the hospital after being shot in the chest near Jakes Way in Canyon Country early Wednesday morning.
Around 1:20 a.m. Wednesday, deputies responded to the intersection of Jakes Way and Sierra Highway, regarding a gunshot victim, said Deputy Kabrina Borbon, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
“The victim sustained gunshot wounds and was subsequently transported to a local hospital,” Borbon said.
The victim was shot in the chest, according to initial reports.
The condition of the patient is unknown as of Wednesday morning.
No information into who the suspect is or may be has been released to the media as of Wednesday.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Homicide Bureau confirmed they have not been requested to investigate the shooting.
Ed. Note: This is a breaking news story, the KHTS news team will update when any additional information becomes available.
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No request to investigate shooting ? I’m mean it’s Jakes way just a normal day but still .
Homicide only comes out if the person is dead. If there is no request the victim is probably still alive.
“No information into who the suspect is or may be has been released to the media…”
You don’t get information “into” something. It can be “on”, “about”, “pertaining to”, “concerning”, etc., but not “into”.
The word “into” often implies movement or transformation. In this context, it doesn’t accurately describe the nature of the information about the suspect. The information itself isn’t moving or changing – it’s simply about the suspect.
Why do all of your articles have mistakes like this? Doesn’t anyone there speak English natively?