Puerto Rico nightclub shooting leaves 1 teen dead, 5 other people wounded
The victims in the shooting in the coastal town of Mayaguez range in age from 18 to 21, police said. Authorities identified the dead teenager as 19-year-old Jonathan Cruz González.
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