10 shots fired into TV station in Bakersfield, California; no injuries reported

A suspect opened fire against a television station’s building in Bakersfield, California, according to KBAK/KBFX. At least 10 shots were fired but no one was injured.

The shooting happened at around 10 p.m. on Friday at the KBAK/KBFX shared studio on Westwind Drive, according to the stations. Bakersfield police are investigating the incident.

Surveillance footage shows a dark-colored car parked outside the building for several minutes before the suspect opens fire from inside the vehicle. Muzzle flashes are visible during the shooting.

Investigators said the gunfire struck a conference room and an office, according to the stations. No arrests have been reported, and no information about a possible motive has been released.

KBAK is Bakersfield’s CBS affiliate, while KBFX is its Fox affiliate. Both operate from the Westwind Drive facility in Bakersfield, which lies in the southern San Joaquin Valley, north of Los Angeles.

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