Witnesses and journalists at the intersection where George Floyd died exactly one year ago reported dozens of gunshots, prompting them to shelter in place. According to The Associated Press, there were no reports of injuries at the corner of 38th and Chicago streets, which is unofficially called “George Floyd Square” and features a makeshift memorial. “We heard a few dozens sounds of what appear to have been shots fired on this block,” tweeted Philip Crowther, an AP reporter. “Everyone sheltered in place. Lots of running. No apparent need for medics. Will update.” Crowther noted that a storefront window was apparently hit with gunshots. “Consensus among reporters here at George Floyd Square was that we heard anywhere between a dozen and two dozen shots fired,” Crowther also wrote, as he posted a video of people sheltering in place after the shots were reportedly fired. “Very quickly things got back to normal,” he said …