Three Injured in Triple Shooting at Silver Spring Gathering, Police Report

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SILVER SPRING, Md. — A shooting incident during a large outdoor gathering in Silver Spring has left three individuals injured, including a teenager. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reported that the shooting occurred just before 2 a.m. on Halloween in the 11900 block of Bournefield Way.

Upon their arrival, officers discovered two adults and a teenage victim suffering from gunshot wounds. All three were promptly transported to a nearby hospital. According to police, the injuries sustained by the teenager and one adult are not life-threatening, while the other adult is in serious condition but stable.

Investigators revealed that the victims were attending an organized event when an unidentified suspect opened fire. The Montgomery County Police Department is actively investigating the incident but has not yet identified any suspects.

This shooting marks a concerning event in the community, and local authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward as they continue their investigation.

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