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Three women and a seven-year-old girl have been injured in a suspected drive-by shooting next to Euston station in north London.
Met Police officers said they were called to Phoenix Road at 1.30pm on Saturday to reports of a shooting.
The incident happened near a church where a funeral was taking place and it left three women – aged 48, 54 and 41 – requiring hospital treatment.
Their injuries have been assessed as non-life threatening, though the 48-year-old may have life-changing injuries.
A seven-year-old girl was also taken to hospital and is believed to have been injured in the same incident.
Earlier this afternoon officers responded to reports of a shooting in the vicinity of a church in Phoenix Road, NW1.
There is a significant police presence in the area and an investigation is under way.
The update below provides further information: pic.twitter.com/lh2nVfOwoZ
— Camden Police (@MPSCamden) January 14, 2023
Officers said their initial inquiries suggest the shots came from a moving vehicle, which was then driven away from the scene.
No arrests have yet been made and officers have asked anyone with information to call 101 with the reference 3357/14Jan.
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