TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police are investigating a mass shooting in downtown Tulsa.
TPD said the events began just after 10 p.m. when officers dispersed a party of 50-100 people at a short-term rental near 1300 S. Elwood.
Shortly after, TPD got a call about a group of 50-60 teenagers blocking traffic at the QuikTrip at 14th and Denver. Officers broke up this gathering as well.
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Later, around 1 a.m., several reports of gunshots came in from the area of Cry Baby Hill. As police responded to the scene, they learned four gunshot victims were taken to nearby hospitals.
All four victims have non-life-threatening injuries.
Lt. Oxford said it's been a challenge getting information about what led to the shooting, "Right now, the victims that we have are uncooperative. Our crime gun detectives will follow up in the morning, once we have a little more information."
Tulsa police said they are searching for multiple shooters, but at this point, they just have vague descriptions.
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