At least eight people were injured in a shooting late Friday at a pool party in a Carson neighborhood.
Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's Carson Station responded to reports of a shooting at around 11:57 p.m. Friday on Alameda Street at what neighbors said was a house party. Shots were fired in a cul-de-sac outside the home, the sheriff's department said at an afternoon news conference.
Two of the victims were in critical, but stable condition. Six others suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Some of the victims, who ranged in age from 16 to 24, were transported by others at the party to hospitals.
Witnesses said it appeared parents arrived at the house after the shooting to pick up kids.
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"I was absolutely shocked because this neighborhood is super quiet," said resident Donna Kelly. "Nothing but people walking their dogs, and then we wake up to see all this stuff going on. Then I heard people were shot, so it's really sad."
It was not immediately clear what led up to the gunfire. Authorities said they are investigating whether a fight at the party resulted in the shooting.
No arrests were reported Saturday. Authorities did not have a detailed description of the shooter or whether there were multiple shooters.
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Bullet casings found at the scene indicated a handgun was used, deputies said. Authorities said they could not confirm whether the shooting was gang-related.
