50名少年被杀，至少8人受伤枪声响起周日早些时候，在匹兹堡Airbnb出租屋内，警方表示，大约200人正在举行聚会。一些人从窗户跳出躲避炮火。
枪击标志着九天内第三次枪声是在Airbnb租赁公司举行的派对上爆发的，包括加利福尼亚州萨克拉门托附近的一次，导致一名青少年死亡，另一次震动了休斯顿郊区的一个住宅区。
匹兹堡警察局在一份声明中说，匹兹堡枪击事件发生在凌晨12点30分左右，当时警方接到通知，称在该市北侧的东阿勒格尼社区有多个枪击案目击者发出了枪声探测警报。
美国广播公司新闻频道(ABC News)从拥挤的房子里拍摄的手机视频捕捉到了派对参与者的尖叫声和恐慌，他们争先恐后地跑出住所，一些人绊倒并摔下楼梯。
在录像中，可以听到有人大喊，“他有枪!”和“我们得走了!”随着明显的枪声响起，有人喊道，“他们在开枪!”接着是人们的尖叫。
警方称，受枪伤的受害者在家附近被发现，并被救护车送往医院。当局说，其他枪击受害者被私人汽车送往地区医院，包括两名少年，他们在到达急诊室时被宣布死亡。
警方称，共有10人被枪杀，包括两名被杀的青少年。据当局称，其他几名受害者在逃离混乱现场时遭受了骨折和割伤。
警方的声明称，初步调查发现，枪击发生在短期租赁物业举行大型派对期间，“有多达200人参加，其中许多人未成年”。
根据警方的声明，“里面发射了多达50发子弹，促使一些参加派对的人从窗户跳出，遭受了骨折和撕裂等伤害。”"屋外又开了几枪。"
没有人被捕，侦探们正在梳理在Airbnb房屋周围几个街区半径内的八个不同犯罪现场发现的证据。侦探们也在审查安全录像，试图确定嫌疑人。
匹兹堡警察局长斯科特·舒伯特周日在新闻发布会上说，枪声是在“争吵”后开始的，并证实多名枪手进行了枪战。他说，除了枪击受害者之外，还有五人在躲避时从窗户跳出或摔下楼梯而受伤。
舒伯特说:“我们的首要任务是找出是谁干的，并将他们绳之以法。”。
他说参加聚会的“绝大多数”人是青少年。
“这是不应该发生的事情。这可以追溯到街上有太多的枪支——太多的非法枪支。有太多的人可以获得这些非法武器，”舒伯特说。“无辜的人遭到袭击……我们对此感到恶心，我们将尽一切努力让那些对此负责的人受到惩罚。”
一名警察指挥官告诉美国广播公司下属电台，在现场收集的弹壳表明有多种武器开火，包括步枪匹兹堡的WTAE。
“我们和匹兹堡社区一样对这一悲剧性的枪支暴力事件感到愤慨。Airbnb周日在给ABC新闻的一份声明中说:“我们的心与所有受到影响的人在一起，包括那些失去生命的人的亲人，受伤的受害者和邻居。”。“Airbnb严格禁止聚会，我们谴责据称引发这一犯罪枪支暴力的行为。”
Airbnb表示，预订该房屋的人已被Airbnb发出终身禁令。该公司证实，在房屋主人不知情或未同意的情况下，一个“未经授权的派对”被扔了出来，房屋主人在列表页面中明确表示，不允许任何派对，任何派对的证据都将导致500美元的费用。
“我们将考虑所有法律手段来追究此人的责任，”Airbnb的声明说，并补充说该公司正在配合匹兹堡警察局的调查。
针对许多参加派对的人是未成年人的指控，该公司表示，“我们可以确认，用户必须年满18岁才能创建Airbnb账户。”
该公司还指出，其首席执行官布莱恩·切斯基(Brian Chesky)已经加入了全国首席执行官联盟，呼吁采取更严格的枪支控制措施，让非法枪支远离街道。
匹兹堡市长埃德·盖尼(Ed Gainey)周日在一份声明中表示，警方正在动用一切可用资源寻找枪击事件的责任人，并补充说，社区成员已经联系了调查人员，提供了关于这一事件的信息。
Gainey说，枪击事件发生时，匹兹堡警方和城市领导人在过去几周内一直在制定一项计划，以解决该市的枪支暴力问题。他说，公共安全和关键社区成员的特别会议正在安排，讨论全市打击枪支暴力的努力。
“现在是我们带着紧迫感为受害者伸张正义，为我们的城市带来和平的时候了，”盖尼在他的声明中说。“至关重要的是，我们现在团结起来，帮助减少目前正在发生的暴力，同时我们开始做长期工作，结束暴力文化，这种文化使我们今天经历的无谓的生命损失成为可能。我们必须不再说，永远不再说。”
任何了解枪击事件的人都可以致电匹兹堡警察局重案组，电话号码是(412) 323-7161。
2 dead, multiple people hurt in shooting at party at Pittsburgh Airbnb rental
Two juveniles were killed and at least eight people were wounded when a barrage of 50gunshots broke outearly Sunday inside a Pittsburgh Airbnb rental house, where police said roughly 200 people were having a party. Some escaped the gunfire by jumping out of windows.
The shooting marked thethird time in nine daysthat gunfire erupted during parties being held at Airbnb rentals, including one near Sacramento, California, which left a teenager dead, and another that rocked a suburban Houston residential neighborhood.
The Pittsburgh shooting unfolded around 12:30 a.m., when police were notified of multiple ShotSpotter gunfire-detection alerts in the East Allegheny neighborhood on the city's North Side, the Pittsburgh Police Department said in a statement.
Cellphone video taken from inside the packed house and obtained by ABC News captured the screams and panic of party-goers rushing to get out of the residence, some tripping and falling down a staircase.
In the footage, someone is heard shouting, "He's got a gun!" and "We got to go!" As apparent gunfire sounded, someone yelled, "They're shooting!" followed by people screaming.
Victims suffering from bullet wounds were found near the home and taken to hospitals by ambulance, police said. Other gunshot victims were taken to area hospitals in private cars, including two juveniles who were pronounced dead upon arriving at emergency rooms, authorities said.
A total of 10 people were shot, including the two slain juveniles, police said. Several other victims suffered broken bones and cuts fleeing the chaotic scene, according to authorities.
A preliminary investigation found that the shooting occurred during a large party being held at the short-term rental property, "with as many as 200 people in attendance, many of them underage," according to the police statement.
"As many as 50 rounds were fired inside, prompting some party-goers to jump out the windows, sustaining injuries such as broken bones and lacerations," according to the police statement. "Several more shots were fired outside the home."
No arrests have been made, and detectives are combing over evidence found at eight different crime scenes in a radius of several blocks around the Airbnb house. Detectives are also reviewing security video in an effort to identify suspects.
Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert said at a news conference Sunday that the gunfire started after an "altercation" and confirmed that multiple shooters engaged in a gunfight. He said that in addition to the gunshot victims, five other people were injured from either jumping out of windows or falling down stairs while taking cover.
"It is our top priority to find out who did this and get them off the street," Schubert said.
He said the "vast majority" of people at the party were juveniles.
"This is something that shouldn’t have happened. This goes back to having too many guns -- too many illegal guns -- on the streets. Too many people who have access to these illegal weapons," Schubert said. "Innocent people were struck… We’re sick about it, and we’re gonna do everything we can to get those responsible for it."
Shell casings collected at the scene indicate multiple weapons were fired, including rifles, a police commander told ABC affiliate stationWTAE in Pittsburgh.
"We share the Pittsburgh community’s outrage regarding this tragic gun violence. Our hearts go out to all who were impacted -- including loved ones of those who lost their lives, injured victims and neighbors," Airbnb said Sunday in a statement to ABC News. "Airbnb strictly bans parties, and we condemn the behavior that is alleged to have prompted this criminal gun violence."
Airbnb said the person who booked the house has been issued a lifetime ban from Airbnb. The company confirmed that an "unauthorized party" was thrown without the knowledge or consent of the house host, who specifically stated in the listing page that no parties were allowed and that any evidence of a party would result in a $500 fee.
"We will be considering all legal options to hold this person accountable," Airbnb's statement said, adding that the company is cooperating with the Pittsburgh Police Department's investigation.
Addressing allegations that many of those attending the party were minors, the company said, "we can confirm that users must be 18 or above to create an Airbnb account."
The company also noted that its CEO, Brian Chesky, has joined a coalition of CEOs nationwide calling for stricter gun control measures to get illegal firearms off the streets.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey said in a statement on Sunday that police were using all available resources to find those responsible for the shooting and added that members of the community had contacted the investigators with information on the episode.
Gainey said the shooting came as Pittsburgh police and city leaders have been been working on a plan in the past several weeks to address gun violence in the city. He said a special meeting of public safety and key community members is being scheduled to discuss a citywide effort to combat gun violence.
"The time is now for us to move with a sense of urgency to bring justice to the victims and peace to our city," Gainey said in his statement. "It is critical that we come together now to help reduce the violence currently happening while we begin to do the long-term work of ending the culture of violence that is enabling the senseless loss of life we are experiencing today. We must say no more and never again."
Anyone with information about the shooting can call the Pittsburgh Police Department's Major Crimes unit at (412) 323-7161.
