Heavy Police Presence After Early-Morning Shooting in Huntington

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Police in Huntington are investigating an early Sunday morning shooting that left at least one person injured in the 1100 block of 4th Avenue. The incident occurred just after midnight, prompting a swift response from law enforcement and emergency crews.

According to the Huntington Police Department (HPD), officers were dispatched following reports of gunfire in a parking lot near several businesses. Upon arrival, they discovered at least one victim suffering from gunshot wounds. The condition of the victim has not been officially released, and police have not yet shared the individual’s identity.

Local dispatchers received a call that triggered a strong police presence in the area. Officers blocked off a significant portion of 4th Avenue to secure the scene and begin their investigation. Nearby establishments, including a bar, were evacuated as a precaution.

Authorities remained on-site for several hours, working to gather evidence and speak with potential witnesses. Police have not made any arrests, and no information has been released about possible suspects or a motive.

Ongoing Investigation

As of Sunday morning, the 1100 block of 4th Avenue remains partially blocked off while investigators continue their work. The Huntington Police Department has not confirmed whether surveillance footage or eyewitness accounts have helped identify any persons of interest.

No officials have commented yet on the shooting. Residents and business owners have been asked to remain vigilant and report anything they may have seen during the shooting.

This part of 4th Avenue is typically active during weekend nights, with several bars and restaurants drawing a regular crowd. The unexpected violence has left some locals shaken, although details remain limited.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident to contact them. The department’s tip line remains open to the public, and officials say community cooperation will be essential in moving the case forward.

This remains a developing story. More updates will be provided as soon as verified information is made available by the Huntington Police Department.