NCAA victory spawns violent celebrations LEXINGTON, Ky., April 3 (UPI) -- A Louisville man had a foot amputated after being shot Tuesday while out celebrating the Kentucky Wildcats' NCAA championship, police said. The name of the victim in the 2:15 a.m. shooting in Lexington had not been released, but city police spokeswoman Sherelle Roberts told The (Louisville) Courier-Journal he had "outstanding felony warrants" out for him in another state. No arrests had been made in the shooting, which police Lt. J.J. Lombardi said occurred near where post-game celebrations were taking place. "They were up here for the celebration," Lombardi said. The victim was in a vehicle with friends who told police they had stopped to talk with some girls in the crowd, Roberts said. The victim got into an argument with a man on the street and got out of the vehicle to continue the dispute, Lombardi said. "The suspect then brandished a handgun and fired multiple rounds," Lombardi said. One of the rounds struck the victim in the foot, and three other rounds struck the vehicle. No one else was hurt, police said. Lexington Fire Department spokesman Ed Davis told the Herald-Leader the shooting happened about 40 feet away from him after his fire engine had an unrelated minor collision with a pickup truck. "I was standing in front of my truck with a police officer exchanging some information, and we heard some yelling and looked across the street," he said. A guy began firing shots, and the person who was shot was between us and him so the shots were coming our direction. "We could see the guy shooting, we could see the muzzle flashes, the gun was pointed in our direction," Davis added. The Herald-Leader said firefighters responded to nearly 60 fire calls, most of them couches set ablaze and other "nuisance fires" started by people celebrating the Wildcats' victory. Emergency crews also made two dozen ambulance runs during the evening, all of them involving minor injuries.