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COLUMBUS, Ohio — <\/span>Two men have been arrested in connection with a weekend shooting inside a Cincinnati nightclub<\/a> that wounded nine people, police said Tuesday.<\/p>\n Franeek Cobb, 24, and Derrick Long, 29, were arrested Monday on charges of felonious assault, the Cincinnati Police Department said in a news release. No attorneys for the two were yet listed in court records as of Tuesday morning. <\/p>\n The shooting happened around 1 a.m. Sunday inside Riverfront Live along the Ohio River in the city\u2019s east end. Officers responding to reports of gunfire found nine people<\/a> with gunshot wounds.<\/p>\n All were taken to hospitals and are in stable condition, officials said.<\/p>\n Police have not publicly discussed a motive or released details about what led to the shooting. The department\u2019s homicide unit is investigating.<\/p>\n The FBI is assisting with the investigation, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives previously offered a $5,000 reward for information identifying a suspect. <\/p>\n The gunfire erupted during a birthday celebration hosted by Jermaine Tandy, also known as DJ Fresh, according to a post on his Facebook page. Management representing Tandy said in a statement they were \u201cdevastated\u201d by the violence, calling it a \u201csenseless act.\u201d<\/p>\n Witness Anton Canady told The Associated Press he heard what sounded like a fight before shots rang out. As people rushed toward the exits, Canady’s girlfriend fell, and he laid on top of her to prevent her from being trampled.<\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t think it was like they was doing it purposely or intentionally, I just think nobody wanted to die in there,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n When he got outside, Canady learned his cousin was one of the people shot. He said he used cloth from a nearby car to apply pressure to her wounds until first responders arrived. He later spoke with her and said she was \u201cdoing good\u201d but in shock.<\/p>\n Though it occurred almost simultaneously<\/a> with a deadly bar shooting in Austin<\/a>, Texas, an ATF spokesperson said earlier this week the Cincinnati shooting was not believed to be an act of terrorism.<\/p>\n Riverfront Live sits along the Ohio River, not far from the popular Riverbend Music Center, which is closed in winter. Portions of the property previously held the names Stage Forty-Three and Inner Circle, but it is best known as the former site of Annie’s, an iconic rock club that hosted well-known rock and heavy metal groups in the 1990s and early 2000s. It was rebranded Riverfront Live in 2018 after gaining attention for criminal activity. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n