Glenwood Community Center shooting – Trail of blood at Ohio cooling center leads cops to 3 victims with woman killed

GUNFIRE erupted at a community center where families had gathered to escape the heat in Ohio on Wednesday.

A woman was killed and a trail of blood led cops to other victims at the Glenwood Community Center in Columbus.

Cops arrived at the rec center just after 5pm local time on Wednesday to find two people who had been shot.

Columbus Police Assistant Chief LaShanna Potts said that officers then followed a trail of blood and found a third victim.

A female victim died from injuries sustained in the shooting.

Cops said another female and male victim were brought to local hospitals.

One of the surviving victims is in serious condition, and the other is stable, according to police.

The victims were all in their late teens or early adult years, cops said.

No motive for the shooting has been revealed.

Police are exploring the possibility that there may have been multiple shooters.

Witnesses told a local ABC affiliate that an argument unfolded in the parking lot of the center, resulting in shots fired.

"Tragically, when arguments turn to violence, violence turns to using weapons, this is what you have," Potts told the outlet.

Heartbreaking video from outside the center showed a dad crying after he was reunited with his daughter following the shooting.

The community center was being used as a cooling center as a heatwave affects the region.

Over 117,000 residents across the state of Ohio lacked power as of Wednesday evening.

"It's 90 degrees so all the cooling centers were filled to capacity," the assistant police chief said.

"Unfortunately when you have people who handle problems with a weapon, we're going to see this."

Potts stressed that the cooling centers are safe, but that police "want you to leave your guns at home."

Anyone with information about the shooting was urged to contact police.