At least eight people were injured early Sunday, including one critically, when someone in a passing vehicle began shooting into a South Omaha crowd.
Overall, 14 people from five shooting scenes went to Omaha hospitals for treatment Saturday night and Sunday morning. Police said 13 people suffered injuries that were not thought to be life-threatening.
A 15-year-old girl, Paduey Jock, suffered a life-threatening injury in a shooting about 5:15 a.m. near 28th Street and T Avenue. A spokeswoman for the Nebraska Medical Center said the teen remained in critical condition Sunday afternoon.
Jock was in a crowd of about 100 people outside when someone in a gray minivan began firing a gun. Several people went to the Nebraska Medical Center by private vehicle and others went by ambulance.
Also injured by gunfire in that incident were: Maniya Swiney, 17; Naayian Nyiwe, 17; Allen Star, 20; Pan Pan, 21; Nyabeth Wal, 16; Coleen Kamil, 33; and Kayshaun Wood, 32.
In an incident near 42nd Street and Sorensen Parkway, Toccara Figures, 37, and De’Shawn Brannon, 34, suffered injuries that were not thought to be life-threatening. Police called to the Nebraska Medical Center at 5:15 a.m. were told that Figures and Brannon were driving when they were shot by an unknown suspect.
Two people were injured when shots were fired near 58th and Maple Streets about 1:15 a.m., police said. Felipe De Jesus Perez, 23, and Dante Vassar, 21, went to the medical center with injuries that were not life-threatening.
Police said that three vehicles were damaged by gunfire and that all had been involved in separate collisions. In was not clear if the two men’s injuries were caused by gunfire or were the result of the collisions.
In an incident near 62nd and Fort Streets shortly after 3 a.m., Oliver Jones, 31, said he was shot while walking. Jones, who went to Immanuel Medical Center by private vehicle, said he heard what he thought were fireworks and then realized that he had been shot.
In an incident near 22nd and P Streets just before 7 p.m. Saturday, Efron Deleon, 23, was shot after getting into a disturbance with someone driving a Ford pickup truck. Deleon was taken by ambulance to the med center with an injury not thought to be life-threatening.
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