In a bizarre incident, three men in the US who were streaming a video on Facebook Live ended up recording their own shooting.
In the video, three men were seen with one of them, T.J. Williams, streaming a video of himself and his two friends in a car while listening and rapping along to hip-hop music.
About five minutes and 40 seconds into the video, gun shots were fired, immediately throwing Williams back and the phone to the floor of the car, the report said.
"Stay relaxed, stay calm, stay relaxed," another voice is heard over sounds of gasping.
"Don't go to sleep, stay relaxed. It's gonna be all right, they coming to get you," the voice added.
The Norfolk police department confirmed the shooting.
The men were taken to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital.
"Update to shooting on BAINBRIDGE BLVD. 3 men taken to SNGH for treatment. 2 w/ life threatening injuries, 1 w/ non life threatening injuries," The Norfolk Police Department tweeted.
In a related incident, a 28 year old man was gunned down while he was filming some lighter moments with friends for Facebook Live in Chicago recently.
According to CBS News, Antonio Perkins, father of three children, was live-streaming a video option when the shooting occurred in the background.
Perkins, also a documented gang member, was fatally struck in the neck and head and fell to the ground. He was taken to a hospital where he was declared dead.
This is a third incident in Chicago where someone filming a Facebook Live video has been shot at.
In March, a 31 year old was also shot at while making a Live video.
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