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People Shot, One Dead in Horrific Cincinnati Nightclub Shooting: Police One person was killed and 15 others were wounded after several people got into an altercation and one of them opened fire in Cincinnati, police said.

Police at a crime scene Sunday outside Cameo Nightclub in Cincinnati.

John Minchillo AP March 26, 2017, 8:33 AM UTC Updated March 27, 2017, 11:53 AM UTC By Kurt Chirbas, Gemma DiCasimirro, Daniella Silva, Chloe Hubbard and Saphora Smith One person was killed and at least 15 others were wounded after several people got into an altercation and at least one of them opened fire at a nightclub in Cincinnati, police said.

The shooting happened at 1 a.m.

ET Sunday at the Cameo Nightclub on Kellogg Avenue, authorities said.

Despite the large number of wounded, police told NBC News that there was no indication that the bloody attack, which happened inside the venue as hundreds of people partied, was related to terrorism.

The conflict is believed to have begun between specific groups or individuals earlier in the day, escalating and ultimately leading to this tragedy occurring at the nightclub, Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black said early Sunday.

At a news conference later, Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac said it appeared that several local men got into some type of dispute inside the bar and it escalated into shots being fired from several individuals.

One person was killed, and at least 15 others were injured, Isaac said, with one of the injured in extremely critical condition and several others suffering serious injuries.

Kimberly Williams said officers tried cardiopulmonary resuscitation but were unsuccessful.

The University of Cincinnati Medical Center said Monday morning that five patients remained hospitalized, with two in critical condition and three in stable condition.

Police at a crime scene outside Cameo Nightclub in Cincinnati.

John Minchillo AP Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley reiterated that the shooting wasnt terrorism-related, but he said: To the victims, what difference does that make Theyve been terrorized by gun violence innocent victims.

People were just going to have a good time and ended up getting shot.

Emergency call logs seen by NBC News indicated that a caller told emergency services at about 1:30 a.m.

Assistant Police Chief Paul Neudigate told NBC affiliate WLWT that several other victims had life-threatening injuries.

We are in the middle of a very horrific situation that occurred at the nightclub with multiple victims, Neudigate said.

Its going to be a long night for our homicide units to investigate.

Neudigate added that hundreds of people were inside the club, calling it a chaotic crime scene.

Many of the witnesses fled, but everyone that we can identify is being interviewed, he said.

On scene Cameo Night Club 4601 Kellogg.

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MMlTf5Bcl Cincinnati Police (CincyPD) March 26, 2017 Neudigate said the attack was one of the largest shooting cases he has worked on in his 20-plus years with the department.

Cincinnati nightclub shooting: 1 dead, at least 12 injured March 26, 2017 01:26 Kelly Martin of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center confirmed to NBC News that the hospital received eight patients.

She said one patient was in a critical condition, three patients were in a serious condition and four patients were stable.

Google Maps Kurt Chirbas Kurt Chirbas is a senior editor for NBC News based in New York.

Gemma DiCasimirro Daniella Silva Daniella Silva is a reporter for NBC News focusing on the economic recovery and its effect on families, as well as immigration.