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SUV linked to deadly shooting near Roxborough High School located, was reported stolen
Philadelphia police say an SUV believed to have been used in a deadly ambush shooting near Roxborough High School has been found and had previously been reported stolen out of Delaware County.
PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say an SUV believed to have been used in a deadly ambush shooting near Roxborough High School has been found and had previously been reported stolen out of Delaware County.
Police have not reported any arrests in the shooting that erupted after a joint high school football scrimmage Tuesday afternoon, killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring four others.
The SUV was recovered from 61st and Passyunk late Wednesday evening. Detectives tell FOX 29's Kelly Rule the SUV was stolen from Chester over the summer.
Detectives also say a shell casing from a 9mm handgun was found along with the vehicle. Investigators say other items could be seen inside the car that could possibly be used to recover DNA evidence.
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New surveillance video released as Philadelphia police continue to search for the suspects in the Roxborough shooting
Authorities have released surveillance footage that shows five suspects running down as they fired more than 60 shots at the group of teens.
The discovery comes hours after the Philadelphia Police Department shared video that shows five shooters emerge from a "light-colored SUV," firing more than 60 shots at a group of teens as they walked down Pechin Street following a football scrimmage.
According to police, one of the shooters stood over a victim and continued to fire his weapon, but the gun had run out of bullets. The victims in the shooting range in age from 14-17-years-old.
Police on Wednesday identified Nicholas Elizalde, 14, as the only victim in the shooting who died from his gunshot wounds. Elizalde and another victim were students at Saul High School and played football for Roxborough High School.
The City of Philadelphia is offering $45,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the shooters who are still at-large.