Montgomery, Alaa – Montgomery, Alaa (AP) – Police said that competing militants opened fire to each other in a crowded nightlife area in the city center in the capital in Alabama on Saturday night, killing two people and wounding 12 others in the scene of a chaotic street that left the authorities trying to discover this from its start.
Among the dead was a 43 -year -old woman, who was identified by the police as Shalland Williams, and a 17 -year -old who was recognized as Jeremiah Morris. Montgomery police said five of the wounded had been taken to hospital due to life -threatening injuries, including events.
No one was arrested from Sunday afternoon, when the police resumed the public for information and sorted through a complex crime scene that included many people who fired weapons in a crowd by the football game at the University of Tuskyji, buildings away.
“We will only do everything we can arrest officials, we will do everything to accept those who are associated with in any way, who knew what might happen, and those who knew what could happen,” the mayor of Montgomery, Stephen Reed. “We will not only stop with those people who were withdrawing the trigger last night.”
He said that the archers “have no consideration for human life.”
The police were reviewing the observation video, interviewing the witnesses and potential suspects and trying to assemble a motivation for the reason for the start of the shooting.
The police were summoned at approximately 11:30 pm when the Montgomery police chief James Grabwiz described as a “mass shooting” that broke out near the Hank Williams Museum and the Rosa Parks Museum and loaded with Alabama, inside the officers’ ear in a routine patrol in the center of Montgomery.
Grabwiz said that the shooting began when someone targeted one of the 14 victims, prompting many people to withdraw their weapons and start shooting.
“This was two parties involved who were mainly shooting at each other in the middle of the crowd,” Grabwiz said.
He said that the archers “did not care about the people around them when they did so.”
Grabwiz said that seven of the 14 victims were less than 20 years old, and the youngest of them was 16. Grabwiz said at least two victims were armed.
Grabwiz said many weapons and shells were recovered from the scene.
Some other details were available.
The weekend was especially crowded in Montgomery, with a national football game at Alabama State University on that day at the Horn Stadium, the Alabama National Exhibition on Garrett Colysium and the University of Tuskyji, which has just ended at the nearby Colgon Paul College.
Red said that there are police patrols 50 feet (15 meters) when the shooting erupted. Grabwiz said that one of the officers was so fast to get to the scene to the point that he had taken a victim to the hospital before an ambulance arrived.