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Injuries Reported After Pasadena Police Incident, Thankfully No Gunfire

Injuries Reported After Pasadena Police Incident, Thankfully No Gunfire

Three individuals, including a police officer, were taken to a nearby hospital following an incident where Pasadena police discharged their firearms on Thursday night. Fortunately, none of the injuries were directly related to gunfire.

The event unfolded shortly after 9 p.m. in the 200 block of North Oakland Avenue. Pasadena police Lieutenant Monica Cuellar shared details during a news briefing, explaining that an officer along with both a driver and a passenger sustained injuries. Thankfully, the injuries were not deemed life-threatening, and no one was shot.

Details Surrounding the Incident

Authorities indicated that officers were actively engaged in an operation in the area when the shooting took place. At this time, specific details about the circumstances leading up to the police action remain unclear.

Footage captured by AIR7 showcased an Audi SUV that had multiple bullet holes, suggesting a severe incident. Additionally, the vehicle seemed to have been involved in a collision with a pickup truck.

Ongoing Investigation

The situation is currently under investigation, as officials are working to determine the precise events that led to the police firing their weapons.