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Man hurt in South 24th Ave. shooting

Two suspects still on the run
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Omaha Police officers are looking for two people who were involved in a shooting on South 24th Ave early Friday morning. 

According to OPD, they were dispatched to the 400 block of South 24th Avenue at around 2:30 am to investigate the report of a shooting. 

OPD officials say the victim was outside his mother's residence when a vehicle pulled up and two individuals exited, that's when one of the suspects shot the victim.

Authorities say the suspects walked down the street to on South 24th Avenue and smashed a window out of a vehicle parked on the street, before leaving the area.

The man was transported to Creighton Medical Center. 

His injuries are considered non-life-threatening.

The victim was identified as 30-year-old Adrian Sandoval,

Officers describe the suspects as Native American males, both approximately 6'00", slender build,  and both were wearing a bandanna covering their faces. 

Anyone with any information on the shooting are urged to contact Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402 444-STOP or  at omahacrimestoppers.org.