ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Three people were shot, with one of them dying, after a car fired into another car on an Orange County intersection, confirmed the Orlando Police Department.
- Intersection of Curry Ford Road, South Semoran Boulevard has reopened
- No suspect information has been released by police
NEW INFO: @OrlandoPolice confirm three people shot this morning on Semoran one died in the hospital. Police are looking for the suspect @MyNews13
— Nicole Griffin (@NicoleNews13) December 13, 2019
At around 2:32 a.m. Friday, officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of Curry Ford Road and South Semoran Boulevard, stated Lt. Ian Berkman of the Orlando Police Department.
Berkman wrote in a news release that people in one car shot into another car and hit a person.
Thirty-four-year-old Lorraine Pagan and 25-year-old David Zanone were taken to the hospital. The third person in the vehicle, Carola Luciano, died.
@OrlandoPolice are investigating a shooting on Curry Ford Road and South Semoran. Police say people in one car shot at another car. One person taken to the hospital @MyNews13 #News13Orange pic.twitter.com/ILbokAa0D4
— Nicole Griffin (@NicoleNews13) December 13, 2019
At this time, it is unclear if there was any kind of shootout between the cars and no names have been released.
Police say there is no suspect information, although they are looking for one.
“The case is currently under investigation by our homicide unit, and at this time the motive or reasoning for the shooting is unknown," said Sgt. David Baker with Orlando Police.
He added, "The homicide detectives are collecting whatever evidence they can from the vehicle, cameras in the area, and working on all that suspect information right now.”
At one point, police did not let anyone through the intersection. However, parts of the intersection have since reopened.
Update: the intersection is now partially open after shooting. Drivers can now head North on Semoran only. @MyNews13 @JerryHume pic.twitter.com/WjA2kMb0pQ
— Nicole Griffin (@NicoleNews13) December 13, 2019
Update: the intersection is now partially open after shooting. Drivers can now head North on Semoran only. @MyNews13 @JerryHume pic.twitter.com/WjA2kMb0pQ
— Nicole Griffin (@NicoleNews13) December 13, 2019