The NYPD has released new photos of individuals wanted in connection to a shooting in Queens that left 10 teenagers injured.

Ten people – including some minors – who were waiting in line for a private event at a nightclub in Jamaica, Queens, were injured late Wednesday night in an apparent drive-by shooting, New York City police officials said.

Three to four gunmen opened fire on a crowd of people outside of the nightclub on Wednesday as a private event was being held to celebrate the life of a 16-year-old who was killed in a shooting, NBC New York reported.

The shooting took place outside an “upscale private event space” in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens, Philip Rivera, the Police Department’s chief of patrol, told reporters. The address he gave matched that of the Amazura Concert Hall. About 90 people were inside the venue at the time, he said, and about 15 others were waiting in a line outside.

Six of the victims were taken to the Jamaica Hospital Trauma Center with injuries ranging from gunshot wounds to the leg, foot, arm and buttocks, to graze wounds to the back. The other four are being treated at New York-Presbyterian Queens, Long Island Jewish Medical Center and Cohen Children's Medical Center.

The NYPD is still searching for four suspects they say injured 10 people in a mass shooting outside a Queens nightclub on New Year’s Day.

Police on Friday night released photos of four suspects wanted in connection to a mass shooting outside of a Queens club on Wednesday night that injured 10 teens.