At least 10 people were injured in a shooting outside Amazura nightclub in Queens.
At least 10 were injured in a mass shooting outside a nightclub in New York City late Wednesday, as reported by the New York Police Department (NYPD).
The incident took place near the Amazura nightclub in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens, according to the New York Post, citing law enforcement and sources.
The injured were transported to nearby hospitals, including Long Island Jewish Hospital and Cohen Children’s Medical Center.
Fortunately, none of the injuries are life-threatening, and all victims are expected to make a full recovery, the NYPD confirmed.
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