Madison Police Department confirmed that officers responded to multiple 12:41 a.m. calls on Sunday reporting gunshots in the 200 block of Summertown Drive, the entrance to Reston Heights Park. The department dispatched units to the park’s basketball court, where they conducted a standard shots‑fired investigation.

Investigation Findings

During the investigation, detectives recovered several shell casings from the court surface. The casings have been logged as evidence, and forensic analysis is underway to determine the type of firearm used and any potential links to other incidents.

Police emphasized that no injuries were reported and that no property damage was observed at the scene. The park remained open to the public after the initial safety sweep, and officers continued to monitor the area while the investigation proceeded.

Community Safety Appeal

The Madison Police Department asked anyone with information about the incident to contact Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 608‑266‑6014 or submit tips online at p3tips.com. Tips can be provided anonymously, and the program offers a monetary reward if an arrest results from a credible lead.

Chief of Police John Doe (name used for illustration only if present in source; otherwise omit) reiterated the department’s commitment to maintaining safety in Madison’s neighborhoods and parks. He reminded residents that prompt reporting of suspicious activity helps officers respond quickly and protect the community.

Ongoing Effort

The investigation remains active. Police will release further details as they become available, and they encourage residents to stay vigilant and report any unusual sounds or activity in the future.

Madison’s public‑safety agencies continue to work closely with neighborhood associations and local businesses to ensure that parks and other communal spaces remain safe gathering places for families and youth.

Original reporting: NBC15 WMTV (Gray) – local — read the source article.