Updated: 9/13/2009 7:07:00 PM
Investigators say two Knoxville teenagers hospitalized after a double shooting, are not cooperating with them.
The victims remain in stable condition at UT Medical Center, but police are not releasing their names because they are juveniles.
Both victims have decided not to give statements to police.
Investigators found a handgun at the scene of the shooting. They are waiting for fingerprint results to come back on the gun, to see if they can get some answers about the case.
Meanwhile, officers are still looking for the car that witnesses described as the shooter's vehicle.
Witnesses told investigators the car looked like an old police car and could be a 2000 model.
The vehicle is described as a gray or silver Ford Crown Victoria with tinted windows and black rims.
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Knoxville Police are investigating a double shooting in the Mechanicsville area.
Just before 10 p.m., officers responded to the call of a shooting on Moses Avenue near College Street in Mechanicsville.
When they arrived, they found two shooting victims about two blocks away on Alfredda Delaney Street near University Avenue.
A preliminary investigation indicates the 16-year-old and 17-year-old victims were walking in front of a house on Moses Avenue near the intersection with College Street when a vehicle drove by slowly.
Someone inside the vehicle opened fire on the teens, hitting both of them.
A witness tells 10 News the shooter fired five or six rounds before the vehicle drove away.
She said her boyfriend was one of the people shot at and she was afraid for her life.
The teens ran down Alfredda Delaney, where officers found them.
The vehicle, described as a gray or silver Ford Crown Victoria with tinted windows and black rims, was last seen driving northbound on College Street.
Officers said one of the victims was hit in the leg. A bullet grazed the other victim near the shoulder.
Both victims were transported by ambulance to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Their conditions are unknown.
