Chapel Hill Shooting: 22-Year-Old Charged

0:00It's April 19th. This is Durham News Today, your AI-powered local news. A shooting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, earlier this month has led to a 22-year-old man facing 21 serious charges. On April 5th, around 11.54 pm, police rushed to an apartment complex in the 200 block of Westminster Drive, where they found a man wounded by gunshots in a breezeway. He got quit medical help at a hospital and survived his injuries. There's zeroed in on Jose Luis Enamorado Flores from Chatham County as the shooter. He's locked up without bond at the Orange County Detention Center, hit with two counts of attempted murder, eight counts of firing into an occupied, building, and a charge of assault with a deadly weapon meant to kill and cause serious harm, plus more. The community around there is on edge, as these kinds of late-night incidents shake up quiet neighborhoods like this one. No other victims were reported, but the random nature of shots into homes raises big safety

1:01concerns for families living nearby. Details on the motive are still coming out, but police say their probe linked Flores directly through solid evidence. He set for his first court appearance Monday at 8.30 a.m., where things can move fast. This case stays active, with authorities urging anyone with info to step up. Getting eyes peeled helps lock down these streets for good.