NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Metro Nashville police are investigating a shooting reported just before 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 25, near the Greyhound bus station at 709 Rep. John Lewis Way South in downtown Nashville.
Source: Focal News (Nashville)
Police said a security officer reportedly fired at someone after being attacked. The officer had scrapes to the face and was taken in for questioning, according to police.
Source: Focal News — Security officer reportedly shoots person near downtown Nashville bus station
Police had not released the identity or condition of the person who was reportedly shot, and investigators were looking for that person, Focal reported. No further details about the circumstances were provided by police.
Source: Focal News (Nashville)
NewsChannel 5 Nashville, in a separate video report on Sunday, said one person was hospitalized after a shooting at the Greyhound bus station. That account differs from the police account reported by Focal, which said the person shot had not yet been located, and police had not publicly reconciled the two accounts at publication time.
Source: NewsChannel 5 Nashville — Nashville police investigate shooting at bus station
What is solid
- A shooting was reported shortly before 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 25, near the Greyhound station in downtown Nashville
- Metro Nashville police are investigating, and the security officer was taken in for questioning
What is only claimed
- The status of the person shot: NewsChannel 5 reported one person hospitalized, while the police account reported by Focal said investigators were still looking for the person and had released no identity or condition
No arrests or charges had been announced in the reporting available at publication time, and the investigation was continuing.