A Florida woman linked to a shooting in which four people were shot has been arrested, police said. 

Karla Bermudez, 29, was arrested Monday on suspicion of attempted murder related to a Saturday night shooting in Daytona Beach, Fox Orlando reported. 

She is charged with four counts of attempted murder with a firearm and is being held with no bail, according to Volusia County jail records. 

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Police officers responded to the parking lot of Razzle's nightclub around 11:50 p.m. where a fight occurred between a group of people. During the dispute, a woman fired several gunshots, police said. 

"It was no more than 10 minutes of it being physical before the gunshot," a witness told the news station. "It went from one on one, just two girls, to about ten people, and then it was males and females just dragging each other, punching each other, pulling each other's hair."

Four people were wounded. 

Two people were the intended targets and two others were just bystanders, WESH-TV reported. They were all expected to survive. Details on what led to the shooting, a possible motive, or how Bermudez is connected were not immediately released. 

The incident was part of a string of shootings that have occurred in the area over several months, the news outlet said. 

Denver Broncos defensive end Eyioma Uwazurike was suspended indefinitely for betting on NFL games during the 2022 season, the league announced Monday. 

This marks the tenth NFL player suspended for violating the league’s policy on gambling this year. 

The NFL said in a statement that Uwazurike, a fourth-round draft pick from Iowa State, would miss the upcoming season for betting on games during his rookie season and will not be eligible for reinstatement until next July. 

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"Our organization fully cooperated with this investigation and takes matters pertaining to the integrity of the game very seriously," the Broncos said in a statement.

"The Denver Broncos will continue to provide all members of our organization with the necessary education, resources and support to ensure compliance with the NFL’s gambling policy."

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Uwazurike becomes the tenth NFL player suspended this offseason because gambling violations. 

Indianapolis Colts players Isaiah Rodgers and Rashod Berry, along with free agent Demetrius Taylor, were all hit with indefinite suspensions last month. The league said the suspensions stemmed from bets placed on NFL games during the 2022 season. 

Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere was also suspended six games on Thursday for betting on "non-NFL sports at the club facility." 

"The gambling policy, which is annually reviewed with all NFL personnel, including players, prohibits anyone in the NFL from engaging in any form of gambling in any club or league facility or venue, including the practice facility," the league said at the time. 

They are permitted to place non-sports wagers at legally operated casinos and horse or dog racing tracks on their personal time, including during the season, according to The Associated Press. 

Five other players were suspended in April.