Police in Dallas and Houston said there was a “disturbance” between people in the clubs before the two shootings.
One woman died this Saturday and five other people were injured in a shooting at a nightclub in Dallas (Texas, USA), according to local media, citing the police.
The agents responded to an emergency call around 01:30 local time (06:30 GMT) at a Boulevard Technology nightclub in that city, where they found that six people had been shot.
According to preliminary investigations, the police established that there was an altercation between two groups of people inside the premises, which ended with a man firing a firearm.
The six victims were transferred to hospitals in the area, where one of them, a woman, died.
The condition of the five injured ranged from stable in some cases to severe in others, police said.
Authorities are now looking for the attacker, who fled the scene.
On Tuesday, at least eight people were killed, including six women, in a shooting at three Asian massage parlors in Atlanta (Georgia, USA).
The first news quickly linked this attack with the wave of hate crimes against people of Asian origin, but the suspect later admitted to the authorities that he fired at those establishments, because he “blamed them” for keeping his sex addiction active and wanted to remove the temptation. “