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Police investigate possible gunfire incident in College Park, no injuries reported

Police found damage to multiple vehicles on Limestone Place and evidence at a nearby College Park home. No injuries were reported, and officials said there was no active threat.

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Police investigate possible gunfire incident in College Park, no injuries reported
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Prince George’s County Police found damage to multiple vehicles and additional evidence at a nearby residence after reports of possible gunfire on the 9200 block of Limestone Place in College Park. No injuries were reported, and police said there was no active threat to the community.

The City of College Park said officers responded early Friday morning after reports of a possible gunfire-related incident. The call drew police to a residential stretch of College Park where investigators were dealing with both vehicle damage and evidence found at a nearby home.

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The incident left visible damage in a neighborhood block that sits within one of the county’s busiest suburbs, where residents rely on quick police response when violence or property damage spills into a street of townhomes and single-family houses. Police did not report any injuries tied to the incident, and the city said there was no known active threat in the area.

As of Friday, the case remained centered on the 9200 block of Limestone Place and the nearby residence where police found additional evidence. The investigation placed attention on how the damage reached more than one vehicle and extended beyond the street itself, while officials worked to determine what happened in the early-morning hours.

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