Exclusive:Pictures show bullet holes after double shooting in Sheffield neighbourhood
Police have spent most of the day at two Sheffield shooting scenes
Pictures show the bullet holes which were left in a Sheffield house after a double shooting in the early hours of the morning.
The pictures show the holes that have been left in the window of a property near Longley Park this morning (Wednesday, September 23) as well as damage that was inflicted on a front door.
It comes after South Yorkshire Police launched a massive investigation into the incident, which is one of two shootings which was reported t in the area.
Meanwhile, pictures also show officers taking down the cordon at Horninglow Road, near Barnsley Road.
Police were called to a shooting which saw a gun fired at a house on Swanbourne Road, also near Barnsley Road at 4.31am and shortly after, at 4.42am, to the report of a shooting at another house, on Horninglow Road.
Police believe both the shootings were done by two people who were on an electric-style bike.
No one is believed to have been injured.
Superintendent Martin Simcock said: “These are serious incidents and I know that the public will rightly be concerned. When reckless individuals discharge a deadly weapon, they put innocent lives at risk.
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“Our officers will work around the clock to bring the suspects to justice. We will also have an increased officer presence in the area in the coming days for the reassurance and safety of the public.
“We take gun crime incredibly seriously in South Yorkshire, but we cannot solve this issue alone.
“This is the second time this week that we are responding to reports of a firearms discharge in Sheffield, and we simply cannot go on like this.
“We need the support of the public, we need you to report anything you think you might know about serious crime so that we can thoroughly investigate.
“If you suspect someone is in possession of an illegal firearm, tell us so that we can take action before the weapon is used.
“If you have information about this latest incident, please get in touch with us online or by calling 101, quoting incident number 116 of 23 September 2026.”