A shooting incident occurred in Cambridge, Massachusetts, near Memorial Drive and River Street on Monday afternoon, leaving at least one person wounded. The gunman began firing into traffic around 1:30 p.m., prompting emergency responders to treat the injured individual. Aerial footage captured by WCVB, an ABC News affiliate, showed police apprehending a suspect and a black Dodge sedan crashed off the road, with a rifle found nearby. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey assured the public that there is no ongoing threat but advised residents to avoid the area to allow authorities to work. Witness Lisa Schill recounted her experience of fleeing the scene while in a school van. The situation is still developing, and updates are expected.
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