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Battle Creek Police seek public help after man shot in leg

A2D News Desk

Battle Creek investigators are asking the public for assistance in a shooting case that occurred near Somerset Avenue and Jordan Street just after midnight on Thursday. Officers report that shots were fired from a vehicle in the area of Grand Avenue and Somerset Avenue, with additional gunfire recorded near Jordan Street and Somerset Avenue.

Police confirmed that a 36-year-old man was shot in his lower leg and transported to a Kalamazoo hospital for treatment. Investigators have recovered and processed evidence from both intersections, and the department states there is no additional threat to the public.

As of Monday, no arrests have been made. Residents who witnessed the incident or possess camera footage from Somerset Avenue, Grand Avenue, or Jordan Street are urged to contact the Battle Creek Police at 269-781-0911. Anonymous tips may also be submitted to Silent Observer by calling 269-964-3888.

Read the full story at wwmt.com.

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