Triple shooting triggers large police response in Burlington, NJ

Now at 11, the big story on Action News is breaking news. A triple shooting in Burlington City, New Jersey. We know an adult and two juveniles were injured. The gunfire broke out in a busy area on Route 130 at the intersection of York and East Federal Streets. And that's where Action News reporter Elizabeth Worthington is tonight with the latest on the investigation. The police presence spanned multiple locations. There were police cars in the parking lot of the ice cream shop and the McDonald's on Route 130. And then part of York Street was also blocked off. There are several evidence markers in the roadway. And then further down on Wall Street near Federal Street, there's even more crime scene tape. Officials say the gunfire rang out just before 7 o'clock in the area of York and Federal Streets in Burlington. According to the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office, three people were shot, an adult male and two juvenile males. They were taken to the hospital, but officials had no word on their condition yet. The prosecutor's office says at least one of the victims was able to run away after being struck, and that's part of the reason why the scene was so large. No arrests have been made. I have a lot of family that live out here. I just wanted to make sure that they were all home and safe and accounted for. Officials say a large crowd gathered near the scene after the shooting, leading to an even greater police response. Action News spoke to a man who witnessed the aftermath. He asked not to be identified. There was a lot of people in the parking lot. Everyone in the businesses were outside. But according to the businesses, it was quiet and then it was just a bunch of sirens like no one heard any gunshots or anything. Police have not said what might have led up to the shooting. Again, three people were injured, but so far there's no word on those victims conditions. In Burlington, Elizabeth Worthington, Channel 6 Action News.