String of shootings at high school football games continues with 2 teens injured in Philadelphia.
Two teens injured in Philadelphia are the latest victims in a string of shootings that have taken place at or near high school football games across the country.
It was not immediately clear if the shots rang out inside or outside the stadium, but police said multiple shell casings were found outside, according to reports. The shooting halted the game in the second quarter.
One week before that, a man was fatally shot Sept. 6 during a high school football game near Pittsburgh. Another shooting incident took place on the same night at a high school football game across the state.
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