At least two folks have been killed and three others have been critically injured after a mass taking pictures in Baltimore in a single day.

Police mentioned 30 folks have been injured in the course of the incident at a road get together within the Brooklyn Homes space within the south of town, which is within the state of Maryland.

The Baltimore Police Department obtained quite a few requires a taking pictures simply after 12.30am on Sunday morning, appearing commissioner Richard Worley mentioned.

He mentioned officers arrived and located a number of folks affected by gunshot wounds.

Ten folks have been taken to hospitals by police, whereas one other 20 took themselves to hospital.

Detectives are working at an "extensive" crime scene to find out a motive, Mr Worley added.

Witnesses informed native media a whole lot of individuals had gathered for an occasion known as Brooklyn Day.

Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott mentioned the "unspeakable" tragedy "highlights the impact and need to deal with the overproliferation of illegal guns on our streets".

He mentioned: "This morning all of Baltimore is grieving for the lives we misplaced right here and our hearts are with all these as they're recovering as the results of this mass taking pictures.

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"This investigation is ongoing and our homicide detectives will continue to work until they find out what happened here.

"What we do know this morning, this was a reckless, cowardly act that occurred right here and that has completely altered many lives and value two folks their lives.

"And I want those who are responsible to hear me very clearly. We will not stop until we find you. And we will find you.

"Until then I hope with each single breath that you simply take that you concentrate on the lives that you simply took and you concentrate on the lives that you simply impacted right here tonight."