Paris: At least three people were injured after a gunman opened fire outside a metro station in the city of Lille in northern France, days after the attack in London. Three people - including teen - injured in metro station shooting in France

Witnesses described how a gunman began shooting outside the station on Friday night before he fled the scene, according to Sky News. Newspaper La Voix du Nord and radio France Bleu Nord reported that the Lille shooting may have been a settling of scores among local criminals. Local media report that residents say it could've been an armed dispute between local teens, but this has not been confirmed by police units. France is on high alert with a state of emergency still in place following a series of terror attacks in recent months and years.
On Friday night a man begins to shoot in a Lille Metro station in Lille, France. Three people are injured, including being shot in the leg and neck. The gunman is not thought to be a terrorist, and is still on the run.