Gunfire tore through the quiet evening at 4550 N Kittredge St last Friday, striking an occupied vehicle and sending two passengers to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Denver Police Department officers arrived at the scene just after 8:14 p.m. on Nov. 29 to find the aftermath of a targeted attack in the Gateway area. The report lists two victims who were inside the car when the shots were fired. While the physical injuries are not critical, the incident has rattled neighbors who thought the street was safe from such violence.
The investigation remains open with no arrests announced as of now. Police have not released a disposition on the case, leaving the community to wait for answers about who fired the shots and why. The exact location of the vehicle when it was struck has not been detailed in the initial report, though the incident occurred in the 4500 block of North Kittredge Street in the 80224 ZIP code.
This event adds to a growing pattern of police activity in the Gateway neighborhood, prompting residents to question how quickly law enforcement can respond to similar incidents. As detectives piece together evidence, the focus remains on identifying the shooter to prevent further escalation in the area.
Residents with information about the shooting are urged to contact Denver Police. Dial 911 for emergencies or use the non-emergency line to report tips. For more details on local crime reports, residents can visit the city's public data portal here.