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Car crash on West Lancaster Avenue draws police, medical examiner after reports of gunshots

One person injured in crash
Car crash on West Lancaster Avenue draws police, medical examiner after reports of gunshots
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Police are investigating a crash on West Lancaster Avenue near North Hopkins Street in Milwaukee after neighbors reported hearing gunshots before a car rolled over.

The vehicle is overturned on its top on West Lancaster Avenue between 41st and Hopkins streets, blocking a large portion of the roadway. The car sustained significant damage, including a dislodged exhaust pipe.

Police have established a perimeter around the scene. Officers were observed canvassing the area, appearing to search for shell casings or other evidence.

Neighbors near the scene said they heard six to eight shots — or sounds resembling gunshots — approximately 30 minutes before the crash, around 3:30 p.m. Friday.

Watch: Car crash on West Lancaster Avenue draws police, medical examiner after reports of gunshots

One person injured in crash

The medical examiner has been called to the scene, indicating a fatality has occurred.

An ambulance was also present. The cause of the crash and any connection to the reported gunshots remain under investigation.

West Lancaster Avenue is blocked in the area between 38th and 42nd streets. Drivers and residents in the area should expect delays.

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