Three people have been arrested after four were left injured following a shooting at a popular nightclub in Birmingham.
One man is in a "critical condition" following the attack at Mango nightclub in the early hours of this morning.
West Midlands Police said three people in their 20s and 30s were arrested a short time later.
Two men and a woman are being treated for their injuries following the shooting, which occurred at around 3am.
West Midlands Police confirmed three people had been detained from a car travelling on the M6 in Warwickshire.
The trio remain in custody on suspicion of violent disorder.
The force said that investigations are continuing.
Videos showed a massive emergency response to the incident with ambulances and police cars across Bristol Street.
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One man is in a 'critical condition' after the shooting
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Detectives have urged motorists to avoid Bristol Street southbound at this time.
Pagoda Island to Bromsgrove Street will be cordoned off "for some time".
Acting Chief Inspector Michael Clarke said: "This happened in a busy nightclub, on one of the main roads out of Birmingham city centre.
"It's vital that we hear from anybody who saw what happened or who may have captured it on dashcam as they went past.
West Midlands Police confirmed three people have been arrested
| PA"Our investigation is moving rapidly, and urgent inquiries have led to the arrests of three people.
"But we continue to investigate as we identify everyone involved."
The Chief Inspector continued: "If you were in the club at the time and saw what happened, or recorded any footage from inside the venue, we need to hear from you urgently."
Anyone with information is asked to get in touch, quoting log 561 of September 20, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.