Tulsa shooting: Police ask for video from the scene of Juneteenth Festival shooting

Tulsa Police are asking for help investigating the shooting that happened downtown late Saturday night. Police said a 22-year-old man was killed, and at least 7 others were hurt.

Tulsa Police said Sunday evening, in a Facebook post, "Thousands of people were in attendance during the incident, and we strongly believe that someone may have captured valuable video of the suspects."

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Police said they are most interested in the video between 10 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Saturday.

What should I do if I captured video of the shooting or know information about the crime?

Anyone who has video from this period should use a link to upload the video. Police said they want to see video from the event, even if it does not show the shooting.

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Tulsa Police also asked anyone with information to call Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

Other shooting incidents in Tulsa this weekend

Tulsa police are also investigating a shooting that sent seven people to the hospital after gunfire broke out at a large party early Saturday morning. Officers were called just before 1 a.m. to the area near 122nd East Avenue and Admiral Place.

MORE INFO: Tulsa Police investigate shooting at warehouse party that left 7 injured

How will Tulsa leaders respond to the weekend shootings?

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols will share new measures to keep downtown Tulsa safer and address gun violence during a news conference Monday.

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News On 6 will cover this event and will bring you the latest as we learn more about the city's next steps.

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