Six people were injured early Sunday morning after a shooting took place outside a Philadelphia nightclub.
NBC News reports gunfire erupted around 3:30 a.m. outside Trilogy Nightclub in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties neighborhood. Four women and two men, all of which are between the ages of 26 and 36, were shot and transported to local hospitals. Of the six victims, five are in stable condition, and one is in critical condition.
According to Philadelphia Police Captain Walker, the shooting stemmed from an argument that began inside the nightclub and continued outside the venue. After the fight turned physical, a man pulled out a gun and fired at another male, striking him and five other bystanders.
FOX 29 reports police think there could be two additional victims. A man arrived at Temple University Hospital with a gunshot wound around the time of the shooting, but he was intoxicated and unable to confirm where he was when the shooting occurred.
Meanwhile, surveillance footage at a gas station near Trilogy Nightclub spotted a woman who police say was the passenger of a car with a man covered in blood. The car had a New Jersey license plate.
No arrests have been made in connection as of Sunday afternoon, and no weapons have been recovered police said.
