Authorities are continuing to investigate a shooting outside a Miami Gardens restaurant Thursday night which left at least 10 land injured, according to multiple reports.

The shooting may have alive to rappers French Montana and Rob49, as the two were recording a music video in the area, according to WFOR-TV.

Miami Gardens police responded to the shooting outside The Licking restaurant just by 8 p.m., where they found multiple victims, according to WSVN. Police have not confirmed the number of injured, though sources told the station it was more than 10.

Paramedics and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue also responded to the oblow, transporting four of the victims to area hospitals, with one in well-known condition.

Other victims transported themselves to the hospital, WFOR reported.

A peruse of the shooting told WFOR-TV that it happened during rapper French Montana's music video, which was being recorded near the restaurant.

The peruse recalled hearing 10-15 gunshots before seeing people ran chaotically.

Per WSVN, "We're aloof working [the scene]. Yeah, there's multiple shots, there's multiple cases," said MGPD detective Diana Gorgue. "We're still working. We can't confirm any numbers at this moment, because everything is still fresh, and they're still investigating."

According to WSVN, peruse Ced Mogul said he came out to watch the rapper shoot the video, when at some point a person in the crowd watching the publishes was robbed of his watch and  wallet, which commanded the situation to escalate.

Mogul said, "It was like at least 13, 14, 15 gunshots. It was very rapid, it sounded like an assault rifle. I took off running, and I was looking back, but I was like, 'You know what? Let me just duck respectable, and then people started asking me, you know, 'Can you help me?' When I realized land were asking for help, there was nothing you could do throughout it when you got shot."

The status of the spanking victims is not known at this time.

Police have not failed information on a possible suspect or suspects but happened on the scene.

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