Raleigh police are searching for four people after they said a gunshot was fired Friday on a GoRaleigh bus.
Police said it happened 11:45 a.m. on Giles Street near Deep Hollow Drive.
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According to the police, three people got on the bus and immediately confronted a passenger onboard. The four were involved in a fight and someone pulled out a gun, police said.
Raleigh police said one shot was fired, but no one was injured.
Police said the four people ran from the bus, and officers are looking for them. No passengers were injured, police said.
A GoRaleigh spokesperson provided a statement about Friday's incident.
"We continue to evaluate our security measures and do all we can to ensure the safety of our passengers and our drivers," the spokesperson wrote. "In both of these instances, camera footage from inside and outside of our buses have helped us to apprehend the people involved.
"As always in today's world, we encourage residents and passengers to say something when they see something."
This is another incident in a series of bus-related violence.
Three days ago, someone was stabbed on a GoRaleigh bus after an argument near Five Points.
On March 17 a GoRaleigh bus was shot at while driving down Garner Road. There were no injuries reported, and police have not identified the shooter.