Mass shooting at a nightclub in New York, random shooting now in a nightclub in New York, America, 11 people injured, police cordon off the area – Mass shooting at Ammazura nightclub, Queens, New York, at least 11 people wounded, police say

Washington: At least 11 people were injured in a shooting in a nightclub in New York, USA. This shooting incident occurred late Wednesday night at Amigora nightclub in Queens, New York. Police said there is a large nightclub near the Amigura Events Hall in Jamaica, which has a capacity of 4,000 people. There are often DJs and live performances here. People had gathered here on the occasion of the New Year, when there were reports of gunfire. Police and rescue workers took all eleven injured to the hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. After the shooting incident, several New York Police Department vehicles arrived at the scene and the area was cordoned off. Police found several spent cartridges at 91st Avenue and 144th Place, creating another crime scene. Police closed surrounding roads. Police deployed special units on Amigura and Sutphen Avenue.

The police began investigating the case

According to a report by Seten, police identified a white car that was involved in the shooting incident. The police are investigating the matter so far and the police have not been able to find any concrete evidence in this regard. Victims of the Queens nightclub shooting were taken to several hospitals, including Long Island Jewish Hospital and Cohen Children’s Medical Center. The New York Police Department confirmed that none of the victims are in critical condition and that everyone is expected to survive.

The police have not arrested any suspects yet. The police are also investigating whether this incident is related to any gang war or there is some other reason behind it. Evidence found from the scene is being collected and CCTV footage is also being examined. The police appealed to the people if they have any information related to this incident to come forward to assist the police.