A shooting outside a house party in Georgia that had more than 100 teenagers in attendance left two people dead and six others wounded Saturday night, authorities said.
The shooting happened after a confrontation outside a home in Douglasville, a city about 20 miles west of Atlanta, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said.
The home was hosting a Sweet 16 birthday party when the parents of the teenager began asking those in attendance to leave, FOX5 Atlanta reported.
The sheriff’s office said the house party had “well over a hundred teenagers” attending.
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The sheriff’s office said over 100 teenagers were attending the house party in Douglasville, Georgia, when gunfire erupted. (FOX5 Atlanta WAGA)
Authorities released no details about the victims or any possible suspects.
Few details about the shooting were released, as the sheriff’s office said the investigation was still “very active.” (FOX5 Atlanta WAGA)
Chrystal Walker-Cherry, the mother who hosted her daughter’s party, told the station that she does not believe the shooter was at the party.
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“They weren’t invited, so they didn’t know the address,” she said. “They just camped out and waited on the children to leave the party.”
Two people were killed and six others were wounded outside a house party that had over 100 teenagers in attendance on Saturday night in Douglasville, Georgia, authorities said. (FOX News)
Authorities said the investigation is still “very active” and that details are limited at this time. Anyone with information about the shooting was asked to contact the sheriff’s office.
