By City News Service
Two men were wounded Friday morning in a gang-related shooting in Hollywood, police said.
The shooting at the intersection of Selma Avenue and Schrader Boulevard, just south of Hollywood Boulevard, was reported about 2:15 a.m., Los Angeles police Sgt. Leonard Calderon said.
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Both victims were in their 20s. One was struck in the groin and other in his buttocks and a hip, Calderon said.
Both were taken to a hospital with what appeared to be non-life- threatening injuries, he said.
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Investigators believe the shooting was gang-related, Calderon said.
Neither victim was cooperating with investigators and no suspect information was available, he said.
About 15 minutes after the shooting, someone fired shots at a vehicle leaving a parking structure along Vine Street, Calderon said.
The vehicle was struck but no one inside was hit, he said, adding that it was unclear of the shootings were related.
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