Seven wounded after gunfire at California car show

At least seven people are wounded, two critically, on Sunday afternoon after gunfire burst out near a car show in Peck Park in San Pedro, California.

The victims, four men and three women, were taken to area hospitals, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.

At least three of those victims had gunshot wounds, police said. The shooter may have been wearing body armor and was still at large Sunday evening.

Details on what led to the shooting just before 4 p.m. were not available.

No one could leave the park as the investigation continued, and no arrests had been made as of Sunday afternoon. The entire park was declared a crime scene, KCBS-TV reported, citing Los Angeles Police Department officers.

A tactical alert was declared by the Los Angeles Police Department due to the large number of officers deployed to the scene, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Police told one reporter near the scene to “be careful, suspects still outstanding and they’re wearing body armor,” she tweeted.

“The circumstances, total number of patients and precise nature of their injuries has yet to be confirmed,” the Los Angeles Fire Department said in a terse statement.

“At least three of the patients are confirmed to have sustained gunshot injury, including one male and one female transported in critical condition,” Los Angeles authorities said. “There are no other patients remaining at scene. The incident circumstances, patient demographics, affiliation and precise nature of each patient’s injuries have yet to be confirmed.”