At least 12 injured in Chicago drive-by shooting (screenshot via CBS Chicago)

At least 12 people were injured on Friday night after two individuals opened fire on a crowd in a drive-by shooting in South Chicago. 

According to Citizen reports, over 100 rounds were fired.

Victims’ ages range from 17 to 47. A 26-year-old man is reportedly in critical condition.

Police found two individuals with multiple gunshot wounds when they arrived at the scene, including one man who was grazed in the back four times and a woman shot twice in the back. Both are reportedly in good condition.

Ten other individuals transported themselves to the hospital.

Of course, the likely gang-related shooting is branded as a “mass shooting.”

Street Pastor Donovan Price condemned the violence on Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, saying, “It should be celebrating and fireworks and not turn into gunshots.”

Another man, Meadows Orion, identified as a “violence prevention advocate,” said, “It does a disservice to the community and what Juneteenth is supposed to stand for.”

More from CBS Chicago:

President Trump has long talked about the violent crime in Chicago and other cities. Previously, the Supreme Court ruled against Trump deploying Texas National Guard Troops stationed in Chicago to protect ICE agents from leftwing terrorists and stop crime

The President previously said, “We will come back, perhaps in a much different and stronger form, when crime begins to soar again – Only a question of time!”

“We’ll go back in, and we may, if we, you know, we’re allowed to, the most powerful thing we have, we haven’t used, the Insurrection Act,” Trump said in January.

AUDIO: “We’ll go Back in When the Crime Starts” – Trump Says He’ll Redeploy National Guard and Use Insurrection Act in Los Angeles, Chicago, Portland

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