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Brothers charged in Philadelphia street shooting that injured 2, prosecutors say

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PHILADELPHIA - Two brothers were charged in a Philadelphia street shooting that prosecutors say erupted between two gunmen who were legally licensed to carry.

Zimair Bundy and Hymid Bundy each face several charges including aggravated assault and weapons offenses, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.

Investigators believe an argument between Zimair and another person last Tuesday afternoon on the 1400 block of 54th Street erupted into gunfire.

Zimair is alleged to have fired at the combatant, striking him once in the shoulder. Investigators say Hymid was shot in the back when he pointed his gun at the unnamed shooter.

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