Two shooters believed to be linked to 10 random attacks are on the loose in Austin, Texas sparking a shelter in place warning.
Police are hunting for the suspects in connection with multiple shootings which left up to four people injured, CBS Austin reports.
Both suspects are described as Hispanic men in their late teens. One had medium wavy hair while the other had longer hair, Police Chief Lisa Davis said.
They were last seen driving a white KIA Optima, though they have previously also used a black or dark blue Hyundai, a gold Hyundai sedan and a silver Mazda four-door as they carried out the attacks. All of the vehicles had been stolen.
Residents in the areas of South Slaughter Ln, East McKinney Falls Pkwy, North Ben White Blvd and West Escarpment Blvd are urged to to remain indoors.
The shootings began on Saturday night and continued into Sunday morning.
The outlet reported that the suspect seems to be targeting fire stations, but a motive for the shootings remains unclear.
'We don't have any specific motive that has been identified,' Mayor Kirk Watson said at a news conference.
'In fact, these actions appear to be random.'
Police are hunting for suspects in connection with multiple shootings which left up to four people injured
They were last seen driving a white KIA Optima, though they have previously also used a black or dark blue Hyundai, a gold Hyundai sedan and a silver Mazda four-door as they carried out the attacks
The first shooting came at 9pm Saturday on Wentworth Drive in East Austin, where the suspects fired toward Fire Station 26.
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