Shots fired outside Trap Music Museum in Atlanta, police say
ATLANTA - At least four people were injured in a shooting outside the Trap Music Museum in Atlanta, police said Sunday.
Police said officers arrived at the scene on Travis Street at around 3:40 a.m. to find three men suffering from gunshot wounds.
Police said all three of them were conscious when they were rushed to the hospital for treatment.
Officers said Grady Memorial Hospital notified the Atlanta Police Department of a woman shot at the same location. She was privately driven to the hospital, police said.
Dashcam video from an Uber driver captured the moments that gunfire erupted outside the Trap Museum.
"I heard some pops in the distance in the front and then I see everyone is running towards me. A couple of young girls dove behind a car and beside a car," Clint Rauscher said.
Clint Rauscher was picking someone up for Uber when the shooting happened.
"I wasn’t concerned too much getting shot I was more concerned about the people in front of me that were running away from it that they might get shot," Rauscher said.
Police said the preliminary investigation indicates the four victims were walking to their cars when a suspect — or possibly multiple suspects — driving a black Dodge Charger with red stripes began shooting at the group.
Police have not determined the circumstances of the shooting.
The investigation is ongoing, police said.
"You begin to ask yourself when is it going to end. It’s terrifying you have to be concerned about going to the gas station and leaving your keys in the car or leaving the car unlocked," City Councilman Antonio Brown said.
This shooting comes after three men were shot Saturday night at a pool party in Lindbergh.
Atlanta City Council Member Antonio Brown said it’s time to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the community and also talk to gang leaders.
"We can’t continue to look at gangs as adversaries in the city. We have to sit down and have conversations with these gang leaders to understand what needs to happen to reduce gun violence in our communities," Brown said.
The Trap Music Museum has interactive exhibits and an escape room. The museum pays tribute to the popular music genre and is partially owned by Atlanta native and artist T.I.
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