Frisco police are asking the public again for help with an unsolved shooting from this summer, saying no one has come forward with information since gunfire hit a home on Chattanooga Drive in July.
Officers and firefighters were called to the 12000 block of Chattanooga Drive at about 4:49 a.m. on July 13 on a report of a shooting, according to a release the department's Criminal Investigations Unit posted Wednesday. They found one person injured. The Frisco Fire Department transported that person, whose injury police described as not life-threatening, the release said.
Police continue to treat the shooting as an isolated incident, and the case remains under investigation.
In a FOX 4 Trackdown segment that aired Wednesday, Lt. Cory Kraft told the station that an unknown suspect fired several rounds into the house and that investigators have no footage of the gunman or of the shooting. The family living in the home told police they did not know who fired, Kraft told FOX 4, and that family has since moved out.
"We just need somebody to come forward and give us some information," Kraft said in the FOX 4 interview, adding that even a small detail could help.
