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Sussex County, DE Shooting: Gunfire Strikes Occupied Home
Georgetown, DE – Delaware State Police are investigating a shooting in Sussex County after unknown suspects allegedly fired multiple gunshots into an occupied home Sunday evening, raising concerns abo
By Sophie Caldwell · 2026-11-03T16:51:19.011Z
Georgetown, DE – Delaware State Police are investigating a shooting in Sussex County after unknown suspects allegedly fired multiple gunshots into an occupied home Sunday evening, raising concerns about neighborhood safety.
According to Delaware State Police, troopers responded at approximately 5:50 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, to the 18000 block of Hunting Club Road in Georgetown following reports of gunfire.
When officers arrived, they learned that multiple shots had struck a residence while people were inside.
Despite the gunfire hitting the occupied home, authorities confirmed that no injuries were reported.
Investigators have not disclosed how many rounds were fired, whether the shooting was targeted or what circumstances may have led to the incident.
Police also have not released descriptions of the suspects or any vehicles potentially connected to the shooting.
The Delaware State Police Troop 4 Criminal Investigations Unit is leading the investigation.
Detectives are working to determine who was responsible for the gunfire and what prompted the incident.
The shooting occurred in the Georgetown area of Sussex County, where residents may have information that could help investigators identify those involved.
Authorities are asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity or has information about the shooting to contact Detective L. Coleman at 302 752 3813.
Tips may also be submitted through Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800 847 3333 or by sending a private message to the Delaware State Police Facebook page.
The department has not announced any arrests or criminal charges in connection with the investigation.
For residents affected by violence, the Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit provides assistance and support resources around the clock.
Individuals seeking victim assistance can call 800 842 8461.