Drive-by Shooting in Millville Critically Injures Woman
Published reports say a woman from Millville was shot in the chest during a drive-by shooting in the city over the weekend.
NJ.com reports a 39-year-old woman was outside of her home in the 200 block of East Oak Street at around 1AM Saturday when a vehicle drove-by and opened fire. Witnesses report hearing five shots and at least one bullet stuck the woman in her chest.
The victim was airlifted to Cooper University Hospital in Camden; she was last listed in critical but stable condition. As of this point were still working on a motive, but it s not believed to be a random incident, Millville Police Capt. Ross Hoffman said to The Press of Atlantic City.
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Woman shot in the chest during South Jersey drive-by
Updated Dec 21, 2020;
A Cumberland County woman was struck in the chest during a drive-by shooting early Saturday.
The 39-year-old victim was standing outside of her residence in the 200 block of East Oak Street in Millville shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday when she was fired on by someone in a vehicle, according to Millville Police Capt. Ross Hoffman.
A witness reported hearing about five shots.
The woman was airlifted to Cooper University Hospital, Camden, where she was listed in critical but stable condition.
While no arrests have been made and a motive has not been determined, police do not believe this was a random incident, Hoffman said.
Posted 12/18/20
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