8 High Schoolers Injured in Philadelphia Bus Shooting ; Hunt Continues for 4th Suspect at Large

Three Teens Arrested After Allegedly Firing 30 Shots at High School Students

Philadelphia Bus Stop Shooting Suspects Apprehended After Wounding Eight High Schoolers

Three teenagers have been arrested for shooting eight high schoolers at a Philadelphia bus stop. The suspects, Jamaal Tucker, Ahnile Buggs and Jermahd Carter allegedly fired about 30 bullets at Northeast High School students waiting to board a SEPTA bus. One of them surrendered to the police another was caught in a sting operation with a loaded gun matching the bullets found at the scene and the third was arrested by US Marshals after hiding at a family member’s house.

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8 High Schoolers Injured in Philadelphia Bus Shooting ; Hunt Continues for 4th Suspect at Large. (PHOTO: New York Post)

Philadelphia Bus Stop Shooting Leaves Teens Injured and Community Searching for Answers

The shooting was captured on video showing masked gunmen firing at the teenagers leaving them wounded and scared. Although the injured students are now stable one 16-year-old remains in critical condition after being shot nine times. Tucker and Buggs face serious charges, but authorities are still looking for the fourth suspect. If they don’t surrender the Marshals are determined to find them. Authorities are still trying to figure out why the shooting happened and if it’s connected to another shooting involving a 17-year-old student who was killed and others injured on a city bus. They are working hard to understand what happened and bring justice to those affected by these terrible events in Philadelphia.

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