There were no injuries or arrests after another incident of gunfire in Old Town.
Alexandria police reported a call for shots fired early Sunday evening in the area of North Patrick and Montgomery Streets in Old Town.
Police spokesperson Amanda Paga told ALXnow that evidence was collected at the scene, but could not confirm how many shots were fired or if anything was hit. She also did not confirm when police received the call. The public was notified in a tweet at 6:06 p.m.
Alexandria Police has seen a surge in calls for shots fired this year.
The incident occurred a block north of the Charles Houston Recreation Center, and is near Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority properties and restaurants.
NOTIFICATION :: The Alexandria Police Department is investigating a “shots fired” call for service in the area of North Patrick Street and Montgomery Street. Expect police activity in the area.
— Alexandria Police (@AlexandriaVAPD) December 20, 2020
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