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A house party involving minors in El Paso, Texas, took a frightening turn Friday night after gunfire erupted injuring at least six people, according to local police and local new outlets.

Detective Judy Obiedo with the El Paso Police Department said the shooting happened Friday night on the 4500 block of Swan Drive — near the El Paso Country Club in the Upper Valley area of the city.

Six victims were transported to the hospital, but none were reported to have suffered life-threatening injuries, Obiedo said.

People at the scene of the shooting in El Paso, Texas. Witnesses told local station KFOX14 that the shooting happened at an underage house party. (KFOX14 El Paso)

Witnesses at the scene told KFOX14 that the shooting happened at an underaged house party.

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EMT taking person on a stretcher from El Paso, Texas house party shooting

Emergency responders help victims of the shooting in El Paso, Texas. (KFOX14 El Paso)

Police originally said eight people were injured, but later said six people were hospitalized.

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Oviedo told KFOX14 some people refused to be taken to the hospital.

Police talking outside after a house party shooting in El Paso, Texas

Police said six people were taken to a hospital after a shooting in El Paso's Upper Valley. (KFOX El Paso)

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Police said no arrests have been made so far.