Park City, Kansas – In the early hours of Sunday, police responded to multiple calls of gunfire along North Hydraulic. At approximately 1:09 a.m., officers were alerted to shots fired between the 5800 and 6800 blocks of the street.
Shortly after, at 1:32 a.m., another call came from the 6500 block reporting that a residence had been hit. When officers arrived, they discovered a bullet that had ripped through a bedroom wall, landing directly above the crib where a toddler was sleeping. Glass and debris were found on top of the child, but fortunately no one was injured.
Investigators also found a second home on the same corridor that had been struck by gunfire. That property was empty at the time, and no occupants were present.
Police investigation continues
The Park City Police Department is actively investigating the incident. Detectives are reviewing surveillance footage, canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses, and seeking any additional information that could lead to arrests.
Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen the shooting, heard gunfire, or captured video of the event to contact the department immediately. Call 911 and ask for a Park City police officer to be connected to the investigative team.
Community response
Neighbors expressed shock and concern over the violent act in what is typically a quiet residential area. Many have offered to support the family whose home was hit, emphasizing the importance of community solidarity during such unsettling events.
Park City officials reiterated their commitment to public safety and assured residents that resources are being allocated to increase patrols and improve lighting in the affected neighborhood.
Safety tips for residents
- Report any suspicious activity or unfamiliar vehicles promptly.
- Secure doors and windows, especially during late‑night hours.
- Participate in neighborhood watch programs if available.
The investigation remains open, and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.
Original reporting: KWCH 12 (Gray) – local — read the source article.
