Police said at least four people were killed and 14 other people were injured in a drive-by-shooting outside the Chicago Night Club.

The Chicago police said a dark car crossed the club around 23:00 local time (04:00 GMT) on Wednesday, when gunmen set fire to a crowd of people outside the vehicle.

After an album release party for CBS News’s BBC American partner rapper Melo Buqz, the mob was asked to leave the nightclub.

Police said the vehicle immediately fled from the spot and no one was detained.

Shooting victims were taken to many different areas of hospitals. Police said that two men, 24 and 25 years of age, and two women, two women aged 26 and 27 were declared dead.

At least four people carrying the hospital have been critically described in critical condition. The identity of the victims has not been released yet.

Eyewitness Pastor Donovan Price said that there were scenes of “absolute chaos”, on the contrary he had seen ever before.

“People shouting with blood on the streets to people lying on the streets … terrible,” they told the Reuters.

“This is something that you will not expect to find in the city. We have a lot of shooting, but nothing like that.”

After this incident, rapper Melo Buqz said that she can do everything “talk to God and pray”.

In a statement on social media, he said: “Pray for all my sisters, God please wrap the weapons around each of them.”

“Looks like everything is to weigh on me,” he said.