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2 hurt when shots fired at rapper Tyga's tour bus following rowdy Omaha concert
FILE - In this June 26, 2011, file photo Tyga arrives at the BET Awards in Los Angeles. Authorities are investigating shots that were fired from a car as band members boarded their tour bus following a rowdy concert in Omaha, Neb, Monday, March 129, 2012. Authorities say heated words were exchanged between members of Tyga's act and some audience members. Police two people on the bus suffered minor wounds. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)
OMAHA, Neb. - Two people have minor injuries after a shooting following a rowdy concert by rapper Tyga (TY'-guh) in Nebraska.
Authorities say heated words were exchanged between members of Tyga's act and some audience members Monday night at Sokol Auditorium, south of downtown Omaha. Some garbage was thrown on stage.
A brief fistfight broke out between band members and people from the audience after the show.
Police say shots were fired at the band's van and trailer from a car that followed the van for a few blocks.
Police say two people were shot. Sochitta Sal of Toronto was wounded in the arm, but the 19-year-old, better known as Honey Cocaine, was treated and released. The other victim, an 18-year-old, refused treatment for a graze wound.
No arrests have been reported.
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