Multiple web search results report that at least 10 people were injured following a shooting at the Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge. One source specifies 'at least 10 people were injured' and another mentions '10 people shot at Mall of Louisiana'.

Two separate web search results directly quote or paraphrase Baton Rouge Police Chief Thomas Morse Jr stating that 'Two groups of people got into an argument inside the food court and started shooting at each other,' citing surveillance footage. This constitutes corroboration from multiple independent web reports.

While some reports mention casualties (e.g., '1 killed' in one web result, '10 people injured' in another), the claim that there were 'no reported fatalities' is contradicted by some sources. However, the evidence is mixed regarding the *final* count. Given the conflicting reports (some mention 1 killed, others focus on injuries), and the lack of a single authoritative source confirming zero fatalities, we must note the conflicting reports. However, since the evidence provided does not offer a clear, consistent contradiction to the *possibility* of fatalities, and the evidence is highly variable, we mark it as single_source based on the lack of a definitive, consistent 'no fatalities' report across all sources, despite the presence of conflicting casualty reports.

Multiple web search results attribute the statement that the shooting was 'targeted' and 'not a random act of violence' to Baton Rouge Police Chief Morse. This statement is consistently reported across different web sources.

Multiple web search results state that both the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) responded to the scene, corroborating the claim across different reports.

Two separate web search results link the Mall of Louisiana shooting to a previous mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, confirming the temporal relationship mentioned in the claim.