According to reports, when gunshots exploded at an outdoor party in Syracuse on Saturday night, at least nine people were injured, including a 17-year-old boy who remained in critical condition after being shot in the head.

Police Chief Kenton Buckner rushed the victims to Upstate Medical University after filming on the streets of Fayette and Wyoming. According to Post-Standard.

A witness said that the bullets had begun to fly at the annual open air meeting “Rye Day,” which is scheduled to end at 9 o’clock, according to the news.

Several hundred people crowded in a square near the WCNY building to enjoy festivities with music and food.

A witness told the newspaper, shortly before 9 o’clock, he stole at least a dozen shots, while distributing fun, a witness told the newspaper and added that a man sitting on his knees held his chest with his hands.

I said, ‘Come on man, we should go! They are shooting! “Said. “He, I can’t do it, man, I’m shot,” he said. There is just waiting for help.

“When I got up, at least 10 police cars were flying, flying, flying.”

According to the police chief, according to the police chief who said that a person was hospitalized in a special vehicle and that no one was arrested around 11 o’clock.

Victims range from 17 to 53 years old, including some in the leg and a man in the neck. The 53-year-old woman reported that she was a woman shot in the back and in medium shot.

Buckner told reporters that the incident was first called a stolen vehicle complaint, WSYR-TV reported.

“I believe we have two or three different scenes, so I don’t know which place contributes to the victims,” ​​CNN said.

President Ben Walsh said he was unaware of any city approvals for the meeting.

“We would not approve a meeting of this size. So we’ll have to look at how this happens, ”he added. According to CNN.

Her mother Peterson told Post-Standard, Rye Day is the brainchild of Ryedell Davis, who has been organizing noisy birthday parties near Martin Luther King Boulevard and South State Street for 14 years.

This year, however, city housing officials said the party was unable to organize its mission against traffic concerns and the event was moved to a square on the Near West Side.

Peterson said the event has always been peaceful until this year.

“I had a birthday party for my son every year and that never happened,” he said. “This never, never happened.”