According to reports, at least four individuals were hurt in a gunshot that occurred Thursday night in Washington, DC, in the United States. Local media stated that emergency personnel had rapidly reached the crime scene, where investigators are currently looking into the incident's circumstances.

Three males and one women suffered injuries in the event, which happened at around nine of the clock at night. All victims were "awake and breathing" after the incident, according to MPD, according to WUSA9. Emergency medical personnel took two of the injured individuals to a hospital, while the other two apparently travelled on their own to a medical facility.  When the police arrived, they reported that the victims' conditions were stable.

Only 500 feet from the NoMa-Gallaudet U New York Avenue Metro station, in the 1500 block of Harry Thomas Way Northeast, the shooting took place. According to a WUSA9 story, police have not yet disclosed the victims' identities or offered any details about suspects or motivations. This comes days after a shooting outside a New York City nightclub that was hosting a memorial service for a kid who had been killed in the city on Wednesday night left ten people injured.

Three or four males, according to the police, fired roughly thirty rounds at a group of people gathered outside the private event at Jamaica, Queens' Amazura Concert Hall before scurrying to a car and leaving.

According to authorities, four males and six females between the ages of 16 and 20 were admitted to hospitals but are anticipated to make a full recovery. The club is celebrating the life of a teenager who was killed in Brooklyn late last year with a modest private ceremony, according to Queens Borough President Donovan Richards.

The police have yet to confirm whether the attack was targeted or random. Surveillance footage from nearby businesses is being reviewed, and additional security measures are expected to be implemented in the area in the coming days.