At least 12 people shot at Baton Rouge nightclub, police say

The Baton Rouge Police Department is investigating a shooting that left 12 people injured on the morning of Sunday, Jan. 22.

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Officials said at least five of the victims were transported to a hospital by emergency crews. Meanwhile, officials added that several of the victims went to a hospital in personal vehicles. The Baton Rouge Police Department has not released any details about a potential suspect. A motive also remains under investigation.

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