Three shot dead, four others injured, including a 13-year-old, after a shootout inside a Nashville apt. the day after Thanksgiving

The shooting was one of several fatal gun-related incidents to occur on Black Friday, police said

Those killed in Friday’s deadly Nashville shootout ‘are young men, late teens and early twenties’, police said

The deadly Nashville gun battle took place inside a Torbett Street apartment around 9:45 pm Friday night

Authorities said there were no signs of forced entry

That same day in Durham, North Carolina, a 10-year-old was wounded after a ricocheting bullet hit him during a shooting a mall on Black Friday

Durham shooting ‘occurred between two groups that knew each other’ and that they ‘were not indiscriminately firing,’ police said

Two others were wounded by gunshots, while three others were injured from non-gunshot related wounds during the incident

Three men were shot dead and four others injured, including a 13-year-old, after a shootout inside an apartment in Nashville, North Carolina on Friday, while a 10 year-old was shot in a separate incident in the state, police said.
The deadly West Nashville gun battle took place inside a Torbett Street apartment around 9:45 pm Friday night, with authorities saying there were no signs of forced entry.
Two guns were recovered inside the Nashville apartment, according to a tweet by the Metro Nashville Police Department.  
Police say it appears all the victims appeared to be young men in their teens or early 20s.
Four others inside the apartment sustained non-life threatening injuries, among them a 13-year-old and three adults.

The three people who were killed in Friday’s deadly shootout ‘are young men, late teens and early twenties. We are still working to identify them,’ Kristin Mumford, a spokesperson for the police department, told WSMV. 
No arrests have been made as of Saturday, and police said an investigation into the fatal shootout is ongoing. ‘Suspect info is being sorted out, we’re working to find out exactly what happened prior to the gunfire,’ Mumford said.  
‘We are still working to identify them.’
Meanwhile, about 500 miles east of Nashville in Durham, North Carolina, a 10-year-old was wounded after a ricocheting bullet hit him during a shooting at mall on Black Friday.

Two others were wounded by gunshots and three others were injured from non-gunshot related wounds during the incident, during a shopping trip at a Durham mall, according to local authorities. Two others were wounded and three more injured during the shooting.
All six of those who were shot or injured are expected to recover, Durham Police Chief Patrice Andrews said at a news conference on Friday. So far, one person has been detained in connection with the case, but it’s unclear whether they have been charged.
Andrews added that the Durham shooting ‘occurred between two groups that knew each other’ and that they ‘were not indiscriminately firing.’ In that incident, one person was detained by police, however, no names or charges have been released as of Saturday.