The victim does not have life-threatening injuries but was rushed to a local area hospital by Fire Rescue, while the initial investigation is under way.
Police are investigating after a man who had been shot drove himself Tuesday to the Fort Lauderdale Police Department station.
Footage from Chopper 6 shows yellow tape surrounding a silver SUV parked in front of the police headquarters on 1300 West Broward Boulevard. A bullet hole can be seen on the driver's side door.
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Officers immediately made contact with the gunshot victim until Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue transported him to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
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The circumstances around the shooting were under investigation. It's unclear where it actually happened, but about five minutes away from police headquarters — on Northwest 17th Avenue and Northeast 3rd Court — flyers from the police department were seen in the neighborhood about a shooting that happened at around 3 p.m.
The SUV at the scene had a logo printed on it for a company called Myle, which offers non-emergency medical transportation for patients.
Officials have not released the victim's identity.
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