Gunshots fired, 5 juveniles detained after Atlantic Station disturbance

'Unruly teens' cause chaos around Atlantic Station

Hundreds of teens caused chaos around a busy shopping center in Atlanta. The night ended with gunfire, according to police.

ATLANTA - Officials now say gunshots were fired after a group of "unruly teens" launched fireworks in Atlantic Station. 

What we know:

Officers responded to the popular shopping center around 7:15 p.m. Saturday following reports of shots fired. After officers arrived, they found multiple teens shooting off fireworks across the shopping mall. The fireworks were also being launched into crowds, officials said.

Additional officers responded and helped disperse the crowd.

Police updated FOX 5 on Sunday morning, saying that while officers were dispersing the crowd, they saw a group of teens begin shooting near Spring Street NW and 17th Street NE around 9:45 p.m. No one was injured, but a business was damaged, according to officers.

A group of five juveniles was detained, but police have not said if they have been charged.

Police said they used K-9s, air units and Georgia State Patrol troopers to assist.

Dig deeper:

Video captured by FOX 5 and FOX 5 viewers shows parts of 17th Street closed, a police helicopter circling the area and dozens of officers responding with sirens blaring.

Police estimated there were between 400 and 500 teens involved.

What we don't know:

Officers are still investigating. At this time, no charges have been announced.

What they're saying:

Atlantic Station told FOX 5 in a statement that it was thankful for the police response and said it would defer all questions to the agency.