Three people were injured in downtown Nashville during Fourth of July celebrations after celebratory gunfire rained down on crowds, police confirmed. The incidents occurred as thousands gathered for the city’s ‘Let Freedom Sing’ event, which drew an estimated 365,000 attendees. 🎇
According to Metro Nashville Police, the injuries happened during or shortly after the fireworks display. Victims included a 60-year-old man with a foot injury, a 58-year-old woman struck in the chest, and a 26-year-old woman hit in the face while entering a rideshare. Authorities emphasized that bullets fired into the air can still cause harm when they fall. “This is not a safe way to celebrate,” police warned. 🚨
While no suspects have been identified, the department urged residents to avoid reckless gun use during holidays. “Projectiles don’t disappear – they come back down,” officials stated, comparing the danger to real-life Final Destination vibes. 🎯
The incident highlights ongoing debates about public safety during large events. Stay safe out there, folks! 🙌
