Dispute between women leads to 11 injured in shooting at Georgia hot spot

Eleven people were hurt late Saturday after two women got into an argument that resulted in a mass shooting in a busy tourist area of Savannah, Georgia.

The argument between the women began in an unnamed establishment, before spilling over into Ellis Square in Savannah's historic district just before midnight, Police Chief Lenny Gunther said during a news conference. Ten of the 11 people hurt were hit by gunfire.

"One shot rang out. That triggered other individuals to shoot," Gunther said. "We had multiple individuals discharge their weapons to shoot at each other, which resulted in multiple people getting shot."