A security guard was shot at the Crescent Hotel. The incident occurred after the guard caught someone checking unlocked cars in a parking lot.
The gunman is currently being sought by police. The shooting happened in the Cultural District.
Further details about the incident and the search for the gunman are available from the source.
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