A burst of late-night gunfire in downtown Nashville sent at least three people to the hospital early Sunday, according to police. Officers were called to the 140 block of Rosa L. Parks Boulevard, where they found multiple victims who were taken to nearby hospitals with injuries authorities described as non-life-threatening. Investigators quickly set up a perimeter, canvassed the surrounding blocks, and began collecting evidence.
The call came in near the La Danse nightclub on Rosa L. Parks Boulevard. La Danse lists its address as 142 Rosa L. Parks Blvd, which puts the reported scene in the thick of the downtown nightlife corridor.
What the police say
Metro police say at least three people were wounded and that the injuries do not appear to be life-threatening, according to WKRN. As detectives worked through the night, they had not released suspect descriptions or an official motive and were still processing the scene.
Neighborhood context
The 140 block of Rosa L. Parks Boulevard has seen other late-night trouble linked to the downtown club scene. A Metro Nashville Police Department press release about a separate April 21 incident outside La Danse highlights ongoing enforcement along that stretch, including arrests after that earlier shooting. For more on that case, see the Metro Nashville Police Department release.
Investigation ongoing
WKRN reported that a News 2 crew at the scene watched investigators interview witnesses and pull nearby surveillance footage. Authorities said no arrests had been announced during the initial overnight phase of the investigation.
The case remains active, and police are asking anyone with information to contact Metro Nashville Police or Crime Stoppers. Hoodline will update this post as authorities release new details.
