Amya Devlin ID'd among 2 killed in Fairmount Park mass shooting; 9 others wounded

Back to our breaking news now as we learn more about that deadly mass shooting in Fairmont Park. Just minutes ago, we learned the identity of the 11 victims ranging in age from 15 to 28 years old. Among them, two adults were killed. Police are also set up to give an update at about 10:30 this morning, which we will bring to you live. So much to cover, so many questions here. The gunfire broke out as Memorial Day was coming to an end at the park near Lemon Hill Drive at Popppler Drive around 10:30 last night. Action News reporter Corey Davis joining us live from the scene with all of the new details unfolding. Good morning, Corey. Good morning. And I just spoke moments ago with the father of 23-year-old Amaya Develin. He's saying that of course he's heartbroken after losing his daughter. And he came out here in the area of the Lemon Hill mansion just to get a look and make get some understanding of what happened. He says his daughter became an innocent victim of this as she was trying to run away when those shots were being fired out here in the dark. She was with friends, but she fell to the ground. And he says those friends tried to save her. Of course, it was a traumatic situation for them during all of the chaos as hundreds of people also tried to get away. A photo of shooting victim, 23-year-old Amaya Develin, provided by her grieving parents. Police say Develin was one of two people killed in a shooting at around 10:30 last night near the Lemon Hill mansion in Fairmont Park. We're being told she was among hundreds of people trying to get away when the shots were fired. There's about probably 400, 500 juveniles. Just be advised, there might be more victims walking into various other hospitals. Police say 21-year-old male Bowers also lost his life. Nine others were injured, including a 15, 16, and 17 year old. New daylight video from drone 6 capturing the aftermath of a chaotic end to Memorial Day gatherings in this popular area just a short walk from Kelly Drive and Boat House Row. We try to manage the crowds as they unfold. Uh but at the same token, it is a challenge uh when individuals decide that they're going to fire into a crowd. Police are also looking into how this crashed Hyundai was involved and whether any victims were inside. Today, they'll be able to make more progress now that there's daylight as they try to determine how many guns were used and whether there was more than one shooter. So, still quite a bit for investigators to do. Uh once again, we expect to hear from them with more information over the course of the morning. So, we will stay on top of this developing story. For now, reporting live here in Fairmont Park, Cory Davis, Channel 6 Action News. Yeah, we're holding all those families in the light.