Multiple US Cities Report Nonfatal Shootings, Victims Grazed

Recent incidents of gun violence across multiple U.S. cities have left several individuals grazed or injured by bullets, with investigations ongoing and no arrests reported yet. In East New York, a 23-year-old man was grazed in the ankle, arm, and stomach near a park, while in Harlem, a man was shot in the torso and arm and a woman suffered a graze wound at a housing complex. San Antonio reported a man grazed by a bullet while hanging out with friends at a northeast-side apartment complex, sustaining a minor leg injury treated at the scene. Similarly, in Tallahassee, a man was shot outside a home in Frenchtown, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries; police continue to investigate the case amid a broader pattern of gun violence in the area. Across these locations, police have not identified suspects or made arrests, and all cases remain active investigations.