Four people, including a teenager and a PECO worker, were shot in North Philadelphia on Wednesday night, police said.
PECO said the worker was struck by a stray bullet.
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WATCH HEREThe shooting took place along North 6th Street, near West York Street, around 10 p.m., investigators said.
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SIGN UP One of the people shot was a 34-year-old PECO worker who police said was shot twice in the buttocks.
"An employee was working to repair a crossarm in the vicinity of Marshall and York Streets in Philadelphia," PECO spokesman Tom Brubaker said. "The worker was injured by a stray bullet and was transported to a local hospital."
The worker was "alert and conscious" after the shooting, Brubaker said. He was treated at the hospital and released overnight.
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The three other shooting victims were dropped off at a nearby hospital for treatment for their injuries.
A 17-year-old boy was shot several times in the legs, a 33-year-old man was shot twice in the shoulder and a 37-year-old man was shot in the ribs, Philadelphia police said.
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All of the wounded people were listed in stable condition, police said.
Police didn't make any immediate arrests and revealed no motive for the shooting.
NBC10 is awaiting comment from PECO after making a request.
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