New Orleans shooting on Bourbon Street leaves 5 people wounded, police say

Gunfire erupted on Bourbon Street in New Orleans wounding five people during an apparent argument over the weekend, authorities said.

The shooting happened just before 2 a.m. Sunday in the 200 block of Bourbon Street in the city’s French Quarter, New Orleans police said.

An argument broke  out between individuals when an unknown male suspect "produced a gun and began firing into the crowd, striking multiple victims," FOX8 New Orleans reported, citing police.

The victims, which included three males and two females, all suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said. Authorities did not release their ages or identities.

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The local station obtained surveillance video that shows a group of people standing on a sidewalk when a male wearing a beanie appears to exchange words with other men. 

As the man in the beanie speaks with a man in a light-colored jacket, who can be seen with his hand on his waistband, shots are fired from just out of frame.

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While no arrests have been made, police said two individuals were detained for questioning. Both individuals had weapons, which authorities seized.

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The shooting occurred as tens of thousands of people were visiting for the weekend’s Bayou Classic football game between Gambling State and Southern University.