Occupants of car shot at in Sheffield 'safe and well,' police confirm

Detectives investigating a gun attack have traced the occupants of a car shot at in Sheffield and established that they are all ‘safe and well’.
By Claire Lewis
Published 3rd Oct 2019, 13:34 BST
Updated 3rd Oct 2019, 14:34 BST
Police at the scene of a shooting outside the Co-op on Chapel Street in Woodhouse. Picture: Chris EtchellsPolice at the scene of a shooting outside the Co-op on Chapel Street in Woodhouse. Picture: Chris Etchells
Police at the scene of a shooting outside the Co-op on Chapel Street in Woodhouse. Picture: Chris Etchells

An investigation was launched after a gun was fired at a car parked outside the Co-op on Chapel Street, Woodhouse, on Monday night.

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Three men jumped into the vehicle and sped off.

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Detectives worked on the assumption that the car was occupied at the time of the shooting and today confirmed that those inside the vehicle had been identified.

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South Yorkshire Police said it has been established that two occupants are ‘safe and well’.A vehicle, with damage consistent with a firearm discharge, was recovered by police officers this morning.

Anyone with information should call South Yorkshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.