A shooting in Brooklyn’s Coney Island during the Fourth of July fireworks celebration leaves at least eight people injured, according to police reports cited by multiple outlets. The incident occurs late at night, around 10:37 p.m., with victims ranging in age from young children to adults. Four children are among those shot, and the remaining victims include adults. NBC News and other reports say seven of the injured are in stable condition, while one woman, described as 21 years old by some sources, is in critical condition. Police recover a firearm at the scene, though outlets report that no arrests have been made. Investigators continue to determine what led to the shooting and who was responsible. The events unfold in connection with the fireworks festivities, drawing attention to public safety concerns around holiday gatherings. Authorities have not publicly detailed a motive in the reports provided, and the status of the investigation remains ongoing.