A Memphis-based rapper who was performing Saturday at a Little Rock nightclub where 25 people were shot was arrested this morning on charges unrelated to the incident, authorities said. 
 
 Ricky Hampton, 25, aka Finese 2Tymes, of Memphis, Tennessee, and Kentrell Gwynn were arrested at the Side Effects Club in Birmingham, Alabama, by the U.S. Marshals Service, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, officials said. 
 
 The Marshals Service says the men were arrested on a "fugitive from justice" warrant. 
 
 Hampton was headlining a concert at the Power Ultra Lounge nightclub when multiple shots rang out early Saturday morning. No arrests have been made in the shooting, which police have said they believe stemmed from a dispute in the crowd and may be gang-related. 
 
 Hampton had issued a statement on his Facebook page after the incident, sending "condolences" to the victims and thanking his fans who attended the concert. 
 
 "The violence is not for the club people," he wrote in the Facebook post. "We all come with [one] motive at the end of the day. And that's to have fun. Not to be hurt." 
 
 Two people shot at the nightclub were in critical condition Saturday. 
 
 The shooting at the nightclub in the state's capital city occurred around 2:30 a.m. CT on Saturday. 
 
 The shooting ended a week of violence in Arkansas' largest city where police had responded to a dozen drive-by shootings over the previous nine days. 
 
 "This does appear to be a continuation of disputes from some of our local groups," Buckner said later. "You've seen some of the things playing out in our streets that has resulted in drive-by shootings." 
 
 The wounded, who range in age from 16 to 35 years old, were transported to various hospitals in the area. 
 
 Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola on Saturday confirmed an earlier report that all of the victims are expected to survive. 
 
 #UPDATE 28 injured in the W 6th Street Shooting, 25 from GSW's and 3 from unrelated injuries. At this time, ALL are expected to survive. — Little Rock Police (@LRpolice) July 1, 2017 
 
 There was no immediate information about suspects, but police said the incident did not appear to be an active shooter or connected to terrorism. 
 
 We do NOT believe this incident was an active shooter or terror related incident. It appears to have been a dispute at a concert. — Little Rock Police (@LRpolice) July 1, 2017 
 
 Police said there was a dispute during a concert at the nightclub, and an exchange of gunfire occurred. Chief Buckner confirmed Saturday afternoon that multiple individuals fired shots. Buckner estimates that between 20 and 40 shots were fired, based on video evidence, and said that no arrests related to the incident have been made so far. 
 
 Mayor Stodola said Saturday that Power Ultra Lounge is being shut immediately. A representative for the landlord's office Saturday night posted an eviction notice on a door to the club, stating that the club must move out of the property within three days "due to your failure to maintain the premises in a safe condition." 
 
 Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson also issued a statement Saturday, noting what he called Little Rock's growing "crime problem." 
 
 "Little Rock's crime problem appears to be intensifying. Every few days it seems a high-profile shooting dominates the news, culminating with this morning's event," Hutchinson said. “We are still gathering facts, but it is clear that we need to have a comprehensive enforcement strategy in place that helps take the violent threats off the streets. The state will participate and bring assets to the table to support local law enforcement efforts." 
 
 ABC News' Christopher Donato and Benjamin Stein contributed to this story, which was supplemented with Associated Press reporting. ||||| LITLLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Latest on a shooting at a Little Rock nightclub (all times local): 
 
 10:45 a.m. 
 
 Little Rock Police say 28 people were hurt early Saturday after a shooting at a downtown night club. 
 
 Police said on Twitter that 25 people suffered gunshot wounds and three had unrelated injuries. Police said all were expected to survive. 
 
 Shots rang out early Saturday at the Power Ultra Lounge in downtown Little Rock, about 1 mile (1.61 kilometer) east of the state Capitol. 
 
 Authorities say the shooting appears to be the result of a dispute among clubgoers and was not terror-related. 
 
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 9:40 a.m. 
 
 Little Rock's mayor says his "heart is broken" after a shooting that left at least 17 people hurt at a downtown Little Rock club. 
 
 Police say the shooting early Saturday at the Power Ultra Lounge appears to have happened following a dispute at a concert. The city's police chief says officers suspect multiple people fired weapons. Police don't believe the shooting was terror related. 
 
 Mayor Mark Stodola says more information will be released Saturday afternoon. No arrests have been announced. 
 
 Stodola wrote on Facebook: "We are committed to doing everything possible to bring safety to our city. We need everyone to help." 
 
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 8:50 a.m. 
 
 A video posted on Facebook appears to capture the shooting that left at least 17 people injured at a downtown Little Rock nightclub. 
 
 The video posted online by a club patron shows a packed house at Power Ultra Lounge for Finese 2Tymes, a performer from Memphis, Tennessee. About a half-minute into a break in the raucous concert, several bursts of gunfire rang out. More than 24 shots were fired in an 11-second period. 
 
 Little Rock Police Chief Kenton Buckner says officers suspect multiple people fired weapons but that the incident was not terror-related. No arrests have been announced in the shooting. 
 
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 7:10 a.m. 
 
 Police have cordoned off a block in downtown Little Rock as officers investigate a shooting at a downtown nightclub that left at least 17 people injured. 
 
 Police say the shooting happened early Saturday at the Power Ultra Lounge. The club's Facebook page says Friday's night show featured the artist Finese 2Tymes, and a promotional poster showed a man pointing what appears to be a gun at the camera. 
 
 The shootings happened after a week of multiple drive-by shootings in Little Rock, though there's no indication they are connected. 
 
 Rada Bunch was outside the club early Saturday. She said she had been told through a friend that her son had been at the club and may have been shot. She's received little information about the incident 
 
 Bunch told the AP: "I'm sick of all the killing and I'm tired of all the shooting, the kids getting hurt." 
 
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 6:20 a.m. 
 
 Little Rock Police say they are investigating a shooting at an Arkansas nightclub that left at least 17 people injured. 
 
 Little Rock police chief Kenton Buckner told KTHV that the shooting early Saturday morning at the Power Ultra Lounge appears to have happened following "some sort of dispute broke out between people inside." 
 
 Police say via Twitter that all 17 victims, some of whom suffered injuries, while fleeing, are alive and one victim who was previously listed in critical condition is now stable 
 
 Police say they do not "believe this incident was an active shooter or terror related incident." 
 
 No further information was immediately available.
– Police in Little Rock, Arkansas, say 25 people were shot inside a nightclub early Saturday—but all have survived, the AP reports. Details on what happened aren't clear, but police say the shooting appears to have been set off by a dispute inside the Power Lounge about 2:30am. "We do NOT believe this incident was an active shooter or terror related incident," said police in a tweet. More than 24 shots were fired in 11 seconds. In addition to the 25 people shot, three people suffered other injuries. One person initially listed in critical condition has been upgraded to stable, reports ABC News. None of the other injuries were believed to be life-threatening.