The Gist: The FBI and Savannah Police Department are requesting witnesses to submit any multimedia recordings related to the May 18th shooting in Ellis Square, Savannah, which left 10 people shot and one injured by glass.
Why It Matters: The public’s assistance in providing video and photographic evidence could be crucial in helping law enforcement investigate this violent incident and bring those responsible to justice. Community cooperation is key to making Savannah safer.
What’s Happening: The FBI has opened a Digital Media Tipline for witnesses to upload cell phone videos or other multimedia files related to the shooting.
- The link to submit media is www.fbi.gov/ellissquare-shooting.
- Anyone with non-multimedia information should contact Crimestoppers at 912-234-2020.
Catch Up Quick: The shooting occurred on May 18th in Ellis Square, a popular gathering spot in downtown Savannah.
- 10 people were shot, and an additional person was wounded by glass.
- The Savannah Police Department is leading the investigation, with the FBI providing support.
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The Big Picture: This tragic event has shaken the Savannah community, and law enforcement is working diligently to piece together what happened. By coming forward with any relevant media, witnesses can play a vital role in helping authorities understand the circumstances surrounding the shooting and identify those involved.
Your Take: How can the Savannah community come together to support the victims and their families during this difficult time? Share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below.
