Chapel Hill Police are investigating an overnight shooting at a parking deck.
Authorities confirmed officers responded to a shooting around 2:20 Friday morning at 144 East Rosemary Street.
Police are investigating and Captain Josh Mecimore said the victim’s injuries were non-life-threatening.
WRAL is reporting the Chapel Hill shooting was one of three reported across the Triangle overnight, but the Raleigh TV station adds “there is no indication that any of the shootings are related.”
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