FMPD: No one injured after multiple shots fired at 2 locations - WINK News

Fort Myers police went to two separate locations late Saturday after receiving calls of shots fired. (Credit: WINK News)

Fort Myers police went to two separate locations late Saturday after receiving calls of shots fired.

They confirmed that no victims were found.

One scene was along Washington Avenue, the other at Willard Street and Midway Avenue.

The scene was cleared just after midnight Sunday.

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