DURHAM -- Police have revised the number of people wounded during a Sunday morning shooting.
Police said eight people, two fewer than initially reported, were injured in a spray of gunfire at a house in the 1100 block of Delano Street.
Two of the eight people suffered serious injuries, police said in the revised report.
Durham Mayor Bill Bell said Monday that no arrests have been made in the case.
Crime scene investigators recovered a handgun about a block from the building where the shooting occurred about 4a.m.
Neighbors and investigators described the building as a "liquor house" where alcohol was sold without proper licenses.
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