One teenager was killed and two others were injured in an apartment complex shooting in Georgia, according to 11alive.com.
The incident occurred at midnight after an uninvited group showed up at the party and began opening fire. Three people, all invited, were hit.
Christopher Wilson, 19, was killed in the shooting. Two other victims, Chauncey Martin, 19, and Malik Phillips, 18, are being treated at WellStar Kennestone Hospital.
No arrests have been made in the case.
"The investigation is still active and detectives are currently following up on leads," Marietta Police Spokesman David Baldwin said in an emailed statement.
Further details on the investigation were not immediately available. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call the Marietta Police Department at (770) 794 - 5369 or Detective Christopher Lindsey at (770) 794 - 5369.
Earlier in May, a student was arrested and charged in the shooting at Therrell High School in Atlanta.
Marcellus Brooks, 17, is facing five counts of aggravated assault after opening fire at five people.
The shooting took place around 4 p.m. and occurred 100 yards away from the school building. Officials with Atlanta Public Schools confirmed each victim was a student at the high school and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Following the shooting, the school was placed on lockdown. Additionally, administrators announced that backpacks and bags would be prohibited for the rest of the school year.
The chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners called the shootings "particularly upsetting and distressing."
"When our young people are victimized by the crime of our city streets, it serves as a sad reminder of the challenges we as leaders confront in trying to make our streets safer for Fulton County families," Chairman John Eaves said in a statement.
