Eight children, aged from one to 14 years old, have been killed in a shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, which police are describing as a 'domestic disturbance.' Officers said the shootings occurred around 5:00 AM local time, when a single gunman shot 10 people. Police chased and killed the suspected shooter as he attempted to flee. Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy, stating, 'We have hurting families, we have hurting police officers, coroners' personnel.' The police did not reveal the identities of the gunman or the victims but indicated that some of the children were related to the deceased. The shooting transpired at multiple locations, including two residences on the same block and a third in a different part of the neighborhood. Officers arrived shortly after 6:00 AM to find the children. Corporal Chris Bordelon confirmed that all of the deceased were juveniles and that the incident was deemed domestic in nature. Following the shooting, the gunman fled in a carjacked vehicle, leading to a police chase that ended with his death. The police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding this tragic event, working in conjunction with Louisiana state police and other agencies.