A GoRaleigh bus was shot at along Garner Road on Tuesday night.
Garner officers said a shots fired call came in around 8:30 p.m. Officers said three people were on the bus at the time of the shooting. No one was hurt.
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Footage showed a bullet hole in one of the windows toward the back of the bus.
The incident has raised concern from those who rely on public transit for their daily commute.
Anna Svajlenka is just one of those people. “I’m homeless currently, so it’s the only method of transport that I have available,” she said.
Just this year, GoRaleigh has experienced multiple violent offenses in or near their stations.
In January, a man was arrested after swinging a machete and threatening people at Moore Square Station.
WRAL looked into just how often these safety issues happened. In response, the City of Raleigh said they have continued to work to increase their security presence.
WRAL asked passengers if they see these changes reflected at the bus stations.
“They usually have 3-5 cops stationed there at the station and then over at the park they have a couple cops," said Svajlenka.
GoRaleigh did not respond to requests from WRAL on Wednesday.
Police do not have a suspect or potential motive for the shooting. The investigation is still ongoing.
