Man shot during attempted robbery in Hyattsville, police say
HYATTSVILLE, Md. () — Police are investigating a shooting that happened Friday night in Hyattsville, leaving a man hospitalized.
The Hyattsville Police Department (HPD) was called to the 5600 block of Ager Road, where police said two people tried to rob a man.
During the attempt, the man was shot.
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He was later taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The suspects fled, HPD noted. As of Saturday morning, the investigation was still ongoing.
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