A young woman was killed and 14 others were shot after multiple gunmen opened fire at a crowded bar in downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota early Sunday morning.
Police found a 'chaotic scene' after responding to the Seventh Street Truck Park bar at 12.15am.
A woman in her 20s was pronounced dead and 14 others were rushed to local hospitals with gunshot wounds, though the 14 are all expected to survive, according to the Saint Paul Police Department.
'There were gunshot wound victims lying in the street outside the bar, there were gunshot wound victims lying in the sidewalk outside the bar and there were gunshot wound victims lying on the floor inside the bar,' police spokesman Steve Linders told reporters at the scene.
No arrests have been made and no motive has been established, but officers confirmed that there were 'several shooters.' They have yet to identify the woman who was killed.
Police in St. Paul, Minnesota are investigating a shooting that left one dead at downtown bar
The incident took place Sunday shortly after midnight at a packed bar on West Seventh Street
Some were hit in the ankles and arms, Linders said, while others were more seriously injured.
The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office will conduct an autopsy on the deceased woman to confirm her identity and cause of death.
Five investigators with the police department's homicide unit are looking into the incident with patrol officers, the forensics services unit and the video management unit, police said in a statement posted Sunday at 7.44am.
News outlets have identified the bar as the Seventh Street Truck Park, which hosts multiple food trucks in an indoor space
Police believe that multiple shooters are responsible, but there have been no arrests
Police said they worked with 'Good Samaritans' to render aid and make sure it was safe for fire medics to enter the area.
'My heart breaks for the woman who was killed, her loved ones and everyone else who was in that bar this morning,' said police chief Todd Axtell.
'In an instant, they found themselves caught in a hellish situation. I want them to know that we have the best investigators in the country, and we won't stop until we find the people responsible for this madness. We will do our part to hold them accountable.'
The incident took place at the 200 block of West Seventh Street, according to officers.
Multiple local news outlets, including KSTP and the Saint Paul Pioneer Press named the
