In March, two people were shot outside the Velvet Rope nightclub when a fight inside the club spilled onto the street.ДЄnd on June 5, off-duty police officer Gahiji A. Sunday wasn't the first time the city's nightlife has been rocked by shootings. The club's website describes it as having a sleek, modern design and 'catering to a professional, upscale crowd.' In the parking lot next to the club, police crime lab technicians marked shell casings. It is next to a car wash.ДЄ valet parking sign for the club was knocked down, but there were no readily apparent signs of shots fired. The club is in a mixed industrial and residential area not far from the hospital where victims had been taken. Police tape also surrounded a parking lot containing about 25 cars and lay in the foyer of the club. No one answered when a reporter knocked on the door and police asked a reporter and photographer to leave. He said he did not know if the club had its own security staff.ДЄt dawn Sunday, police tape surrounded the block of the Select Lounge. Guglielmi said no off-duty Baltimore officers were working security at the club, nor were any in the club. 'We have a lot of ground to cover, a lot of people to talk to,' he said. Meanwhile, investigators were at the club trying to piece together events. The others wounded also were not identified, but the spokesman said they were in their 20s. Guglielmi said the second officer was shot in a leg and was expected to recover. He also did not give the name of the other male victim. The police spokesman said the dead officer was 33 and an eight-year veteran of the department but said he likely wouldn't be identified until Monday. 'It ultimately spilled outside into the parking lot.' A large fight and a number of officers responded,' Guglielmi told The Associated Press. 'It was a pretty significant fight from what we understand. Investigators still weren't sure if anyone besides officers had fired their weapons. An off-duty Baltimore detective was killed in October when he was hit in the head during an argument over a parking space.ДЄuthorities said officers arrived at the Select Lounge to find a large fight and called for backup. I prayed we would never lose another officer, but here we are again,' Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said. 'This is an absolutely horrible incident. No arrests have been made, but dozens of people were being questioned, Guglielmi said. Investigators were trying to determine if officers may have fired on a fellow officer whose badge and other identifying markings came off his uniform during the scuffle, he said. One of those wounded also was a police officer, who was shot in the leg, said police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi. The officers who fired are on administrative leave.Д«ALTIMORE - A fight at a Baltimore nightclub spilled onto the street early Sunday and led to an eruption of gunfire that killed a police officer and another man and left four people hurt, police said. Police say Torbit was wearing his badge but there were no other indicators he was police. Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi (goo-lee-EHL-mee) says Torbit was trying to break up a fight when he was attacked and pulled out his weapon to defend himself.ДЄt some point after that, officers opened fire, killing the officer. was on duty in plainclothes when he responded to a report of trouble at the club. Bealefield III said on Monday that no civilians fired any shots. The ultimate tragedy: what's the truth about police-on-police shootings?

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