ANTELOPE, Calif. — Two teenagers were injured following an overnight shooting near a Sierra Creek Park in Antelope, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office says.
According to Sgt. Rod Grassman, spokesperson for the sheriff's office, a 14-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl, confirmed to be brother and sister, were injured in the shooting that took place around 4:30 a.m. along Watt Avenue between Delaney and Davidson Drives.
The teen girl was shot and taken to an area hospital. She was last listed in "very serious" condition. The boy was injured by flying glass related to the shooting.
Grassman went on to say both teens were in the backseat of a car when the shooting happened near their home. The suspect then allegedly pulled into the road behind them in a car, followed them, and shot the victim from the moving car.
"That person is still on the loose, we do not have them in custody. So is there a general danger? I would have people certainly be careful of that," Grassman said.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office has not released any information about a possible shooter or the identities of the victims.
This story will be updated when more information becomes available.
Editor's note: The story has been updated to reflected current information from law enforcement. The story also previously said both teens were shot.
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