- The incident reportedly occurred around 3:03 p.m. local time at Roasted Salemtown, a brunch spot on Garfield Street.
- According to police, one person was shot dead, while four others were injured, and police said they are not in critical condition.
- The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department has said the suspect is still at large but there is no danger to the public.
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At least one person was killed and five others were injured after a shooting on Easter Sunday at a coffee shop in the Germantown section of Nashville, according to police.
The incident reportedly occurred around 3:03 p.m. local time at Roasted Salemtown, a brunch spot on Garfield Street.
According to police, one person was shot dead, while five others were shot, and police said they are not in critical condition.
“A total of eight people were transported from the scene, one of them deceased, another five confirmed gunshot victims, another with a scratch, the cause of which we are not sure at this time, and then one person who wanted to go to the hospital due to an attack panic,” said Metropolitan Police spokesman Don Aaron.
Aaron added that the person who suffered the panic attack was a pregnant woman.
At least one person was killed and five others were injured after a shooting on Easter Sunday at a coffee shop in the Germantown section of Nashville, according to police, who say this photo is of the suspect who fled the scene.
At least one person was killed and four others were injured after a shooting on Easter Sunday at a coffee shop in the Germantown section of Nashville. Police posted this photo of the suspect on social media.
Police released photos of the suspect and the Mercedes GLS 450 in which he fled the scene.
The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department has said the suspect is still at large but there is no danger to the public.
They posted photos of the suspect on social media holding a gun and said he fled the scene in a Mercedes GLS 450.
“Detectives are working to determine the motive why this gunman opened fire during Sunday brunch at Roasted on Garfield St,” they wrote.
One woman who apparently went out to eat at Roasted Sunday tweeted: ‘I got tired of taking my baby to eat at Roasted and a man was killed in front of us! ‘What the fuck Nashville!’
He stated that what started as a fight eventually turned into gunshots and at least one employee was shot.
Aaron largely confirmed this version of the story, saying that the gunman arrived minutes before the shooting occurred.
He said the man got into an altercation before pulling out a gun and firing several shots.
Police said it is not clear that the people involved in the shooting knew each other before the incident.
At least one person has died and four others have been injured after a shooting on Easter Sunday at a coffee shop in Nashville’s Germantown neighborhood.
The incident reportedly occurred around 3:03 p.m. local time at Roasted, a brunch spot on Garfield Street.
“We have officers with victims in at least three hospitals interviewing them about what they initially saw,” Aaron said.
Nashville Democratic Mayor Freddie O’Connell posted a statement on social media on Sunday.
‘Tragically, Easter was cut short by gun violence in my neighborhood at one of our wonderful small businesses. @MNPDNashville has the area secured and @NashvilleFD EMS has taken care of the victims. “My heart goes out to those whose vacation was interrupted by gun violence,” she said.
In particular, Saturday marked one year since the shooting that killed three students and three teachers at a private school in Nashville.
DailyMail.com has contacted both the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department and the Nashville Fire Department, as well as Roasted, for comment.