11 people injured in a late-night shooting in Savannah, Georgia

Eleven people got hurt in a shooting in Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday night. The police got a call just before midnight about gunfire in Ellis Square. They helped the injured and took some to the hospital. Eleven adults were hurt, ten were shot, and one had a cut. The police are investigating and haven't made any arrests yet. This was one of three shootings in the area that weekend. The shooting happened in Savannah's downtown area, a popular place for tourists. The police got the call at 11:55 p.m. and went to Ellis Square. They talked to witnesses and were still investigating. No suspects have been named or arrested. All the injured were adults, and some were taken to the hospital. Luckily, no one died from the shooting. The police are asking for information about the incident. The shooting started because two women were arguing in a business in Savannah. They started shooting at each other, and that's how 11 people got hurt. The Mayor said there were too many guns around and that there should be better gun control laws. He also said gun owners should keep their guns safe and know how to use them responsibly. The first two shootings in Savannah happened on Friday, with non-life-threatening injuries and arrests. On Saturday, there was a home invasion where a juvenile was found dead. Another shooting that night left one man dead and a juvenile injured at an intersection.