A shooting at Twenty-Two Ultra Lounge in Springdale sent one person to a hospital early Sunday, Oct. 4, and the shooter remains at large.

Springdale police officers were called to the lounge at 340 Glensprings Dr. around 12:48 a.m. to check on a large crowd, WLWT reported. About 12 minutes later, around 1 a.m., shots were fired.

One victim was transported to the hospital. Springdale police have not released information about the victim's condition.

The department confirmed the investigation is ongoing and the shooter is still at large. No suspect description or vehicle information has been made public. The department has not announced a press conference or provided a timeline for further updates.

In a separate incident less than 24 hours later, firefighters responded to a fire at Twenty-Two Ultra Lounge shortly before midnight Sunday. No one was inside or injured, and investigators had not announced a cause as of Monday morning.

Second Springdale shooting in four days

The lounge shooting marks the second shooting-related incident Springdale police have investigated in less than a week. The lounge shooting was the second shooting-related incident Springdale police investigated in four days. On Oct. 1, a driver fired into another vehicle during a road-rage incident on I-275 near the Princeton Pike exit. Police later located the suspect vehicle and suspected driver; no charges had been announced as of the department’s latest update.

Lounge received liquor permit in February

Twenty-Two Ultra Lounge received its liquor permit transfer at a Springdale City Council meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 18. The permit, transferred to Annette Todd LLC, covers beer, wine and spirits sales on the premises until 1 a.m.

Clerk of Council Nicole Browder noted at the February meeting that the police department had no opposition to the transfer. City Administrator Brian Uhl said Police Chief Thomas Butler had met with the permit holder and ‘expressed his desires for security.’ Council raised no objection to the transfer, allowing the city to forward it to the state.

The shooting occurred just minutes before the venue's 1 a.m. liquor cutoff.

Anyone with information about the Oct. 4 shooting can contact the Springdale Police Department at (513) 346-5760.