Drive-by shooting outside Roosevelt Elem. school leaves one teen injured, cars sprayed with bullets

HANFORD, Calif. (KFSN) -- A teenager is recovering Monday night after being shot in a drive-by shooting outside a South Valley elementary school.

Hanford police say a group of teens was walking by Roosevelt Elementary School around 3:30 Monday afternoon when a car drove by and opened fire.

A fourteen-year-old was hit and taken to the hospital but he is expected to survive. Detectives say several cars in the school's parking lot were shot but no one else was injured.

They believe the teens walking by were the intended targets but a motive is not yet known.