A man was killed in an "execution-style" shooting in the driveway of a home in West Philadelphia's Wynnefield section early Tuesday, Philadelphia police said.
Police officers rushed to North 52nd and Berks streets around 12:30 a.m. to find the man bleeding from what appeared to be multiple gunshot wounds to his body, Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small told NBC10.
The man was unresponsive and died a short time later at the hospital, Small said.
The shooting victim was later identified as Jami Lee, who lived nearby.
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Small said at least 10 shots were fired and that the shooting appeared to be targeted from close range.
"It appears to her was clearly shot 'execution-style, clearly targeted,'" Small said.
Witnesses said several people could be seen driving away from the scene in a car, Small said.
This wasn't the only shooting in Philadelphia overnight as a man and woman were shot near South 8th and Winton streets in South Philadelphia just after midnight, Philadelphia police said. The man was treated for a gunshot wounds to the hip and leg, while the woman was treated for a wound to her hip.
No arrests were made in either shooting as of Tuesday morning.
Entering Tuesday, at least 423 people have been killed in Philadelphia, according to Philadelphia police homicide data. That's down about 2% from last year, which wound up setting the city record for homicides in a year.
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