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Police say shooting wasn't random

Updated: December 17, 2012
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CHAMPAIGN-- Police are looking for two suspects behind a shooting.

It happened around 7:20 in the 200 block of East Roper Street. Police say the suspects went inside the home and shot two people. The victims were taken to the hospital. No word on how badly they were hurt. A third person was also in the home but wasn't hurt.

Police say the shooting wasn't a random act of violence. They say neighbors in the area shouldn't be concerned. If you have any information, call Champaign Police or Crime Stoppers.

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