Police said a picnic at a street clothing store in West Philadelphia on July 4 ended in tragedy. A shooting incident occurred at around 10:40 on Sunday evening, killing two men and injuring a young girl.

About 90 to 100 shots were fired at the crowd gathered outside Premiere groupThe police told reporters that a streetwear store located in the 100th block of South 60th Street NBC10Witnesses said it was difficult to tell where the shooting came from because the entire city was launching fireworks into the air at that time.

Earlier in the day, this store shared An Instagram post Promote a July 4th picnic to celebrate the first anniversary Its physical store opened.

The two men aged 22 and 23 were taken to According to the Philadelphia Police Department, the Pennsylvania Presbyterian Medical Center declared them dead. The girl was hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds, but police said that as of Monday morning, she was in stable condition.

This Medical Examiner’s Office Not yet officially confirmed Men as of Monday afternoon. According to his father who was interviewed by NBC10 at the scene, the 23-year-old owns Premiere Bande and organized the picnic.

“My son is the greatest person I have ever known in my life, except for my grandmother and my grandfather. He is everything I wish I could be,” the father said. “He’s not just anyone—287 or 89, I can’t count it anymore— He is not one of them. “

The father was referring to the increasing number of homicide victims in Philadelphia.As of Monday, the police have reported 281 homicides in 2021 -An increase of 37% over the same period last year.

According to the police, no one was arrested because of the shooting. No weapons were found at the scene.