Horrifying moment shooter opens fire at Pittsburgh AirBnB party as two teens are killed and nine more wounded

TERRIFYING video shows the moment teenagers flee for their lives as a gunman opens fire at a massive AirBnB party, as two teens were killed and nine more wounded.

Video from inside the party shows the teenagers arguing before yelling, “he got the gun get the f*** out!”

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A police officer is working on as many as eight separate crime scenes[/caption]

Pittsburgh police said they now believe a total of 90 shots were fired around 12.30am Sunday morning during the chaotic party at a short-term rented property.

More than 200 people were inside the property on Pittsburgh’s north side, and authorities said many of them were underage.

Two male gunshot victims under the age of 18 died at the hospital, police said. One was as young as 14, according to Police Chief Scott Schubert.

KDKA editor Ed Thompson posted the video which shows the pandemonium that ensued after some partygoers opened fire.

“He’s bout to shoot!” the person shooting the video exclaimed. “We gotta go.”

The video shows the massive crowd in the standing-room-only party seemingly attempting to shuffle out of the AirBnB after realizing the violence was imminent.

The person filming kept urging others to keep moving and get out of the apartment as the unknown gunman started shooting.

Some party attendees jumped out of windows in an attempt to escape the gunfire.

The city’s department of public safety released a statement that said, “As many as 50 sounds were fired inside, prompting some party-goers to jump out the windows, sustaining injuries such as broken bones and lacerations. Several more shots were fired outside the home.”

Two of those who jumped sustained broken bones and lacerations, WTAE reported.

This is an ongoing investigation, and no arrests have been made at this time.

Police Chief Scott Schubert said they cannot currently reveal any leads on suspects.

There were multiple weapons at the party, as shell casings from rifles and pistols were found at the scene, WTAE-TV reported.

Police are processing evidence from as many as eight separate crime scenes spanning a few blocks around the short-term rental property.

Shooting victims were located at or near the scene and were taken to hospitals by EMS and police. Additional victims privately arrived at various hospitals around the city.

“It is our top priority to find out who did this,” Schubert said at Sunday’s press conference.

“We’re not going to sleep until we get this.”

Anyone with information is asked to call Major Crimes at 412-323-7161.

The incident is the third time in just nine days that gunfire has erupted during parties being held at AirBnB properties, including one near Sacramento, California, where one teenager died, and another in a suburban Houston residential neighborhood.