One Injured in Shooting at Apartments on Virgil St. in Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth, TX — April 23, 2025, one person sustained injuries due to a shooting incident at an apartment complex off Virgil Street at around 4:30 p.m.
According to initial details about the incident, it took place at the Webber Garden Apartments located off Virgil Street and Anglin Drive.
Right now, initial details about the incident are unclear. There was a shooting at the complex, and one person was reportedly critically injured as a result. Authorities did not say if they identified or apprehended the shooter.
No further information is available at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
A shooting at an apartment complex can be a bit more complex than other shootings due to the fact it's a business's property. That means investigations will need to include not only the alleged shooters but also the history and conditions of the property where the shooting happened. If a particular property has a history of violent incidents, there need to be reasonable steps taken to better ensure the safety of residences. This tends to go overlooked, but it's another important aspect of preventing future incidents. It remains to be seen if anyone has looked into these possible factors yet.
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