Police were called to 830 Willoughby Way, which is near the historic Fourth Ward Skate Park and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.

ATLANTA — Two people were shot only minutes apart Tuesday evening near Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park, one of which, was a 15-year-old boy, Atlanta Police said.

The 15-year-old was shot several times while he was at the skate park. Police were called to the scene at 4:44 p.m.

Just six minutes later, officers were alerted after another person was shot at North and Moreland Avenues, not far from the park. 

Wednesday, police confirmed a 23-year-old was arrested in the incident and faces seven charges of felony aggravated assault.

Investigators believe that the second victim, a 50-year-old man, was hit by gunfire after a silver SUV was seen speeding down the road. Police said the SUV was also spotted driving away from the skate park shortly after the teen was shot.

APD said the SUV eventually came to a stop after the driver crashed along Moreland Avenue near Ponce De Leon Avenue. Following the crash, the driver got out of the SUV and left the scene, but was later detained by Atlanta Police. Officers found two guns with the driver. 

Both the teen and the man were taken to a hospital for medical treatment. Police said they were awake and breathing when they were transported.

Additionally, several vehicles and one building were hit by the gunfire. 

Currently, "no charges have been filed against the person detained," a release from APD stated. 

Police are still investigating the shooting. 

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