Five people injured in shooting in US state of Louisiana
Louisiana - Saba:
Five people were injured in a shooting carried out by a person at the Mardi Gras Carnival in the US state of Louisiana, on Monday.
According to US media, the shooter was identified as 18-year-old Jamerian Anders, who was arrested by police following the incident.
Police charged the suspect with five counts of attempted first-degree murder of five people, indicating in reports that the incident may be linked to fights between local gangs that took place near the Carnival parade route.
American media reported that two of the injured were lightly injured and were able to leave the hospital after receiving the necessary first aid, while three others remain hospitalized, one of whom is in critical condition.
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