UPDATE: 14-year-old in serious condition following  Monday afternoon shooting, EPD investigating

UPDATE: ELKHART, Ind. --The Elkhart Police Department reports a call came in around 4:01 p.m., Monday, for a shooting with injuries at the intersection of W. Jefferson and N. 6th Street.

Authorities were told a 14-year-old male was walking when a vehicle stopped and a suspect or suspects got out.

Police say that's when and interaction occurred between the teen and the suspect(s), at which point he was shot.

According to police, the teen victim was taken to the hospital in serious condition.

Police were seen going door to door talking to neighbors trying to figure out what happened. ABC 57 spoke with two high school students who were fighting through tears telling us they had just gotten off of the bus with the victim and shortly after, learned about the shooting from a friend who lives close by.

Neighbors tell us their neighborhood is very active during the time of day with kids walking home from their bus stop. Neighbors gathered together trying to piece together what took place.

Those same neighbors tell us this is starting to happen more often in the community and following a weekend of violence involving minors, this shooting in broad daylight is too much for the community. 

Elkhart Police Department tells us at last information he is in stable condition. 

We will update this story as we learn more.

ORIGINAL STORY: ELKHART, Ind. -- The Elkhart Police Department reports a call came in around 4:01 p.m., Monday, for a possible shooting in the 100 block of N. 6th Street.

ABC57 currently has crew on scene where there is a large police presence.