One dead, four injured in shooting at Nashville coffee shop as police launch manhunt for suspect

At least one person is dead and four others are injured after an Easter Sunday shooting at a coffee shop in the Germantown section of Nashville, according to multiple reports.

The incident was reportedly called in at around 3:03pm local time at Roasted Salemtown, a brunch place on Garfield Street.

According to police, one person has been killed by gunfire, while four others have been injured, with police saying that they are not critical.

Three people were taken to a local hospital, where one of the victims died, while two others walked to the hospital for treatment. 

Metro Nashville Police Department have said that the suspect is still on the loose but there is no danger to the public.

They posted photos of the suspect on social media and said he fled the scene in a Mercedes GLS 450.  

'Detectives are working to determine the motive for this gunman opening fire during Sunday brunch at Roasted on Garfield St,' they wrote.

A woman who apparently went out to eat at Roasted Sunday tweeted out: 'I tired to take my baby out to eat at Roasted and a man got killed in front of us! What the f*** Nashville!' 

She claimed that what began as a fight eventually turned into gunfire and at least one employee was shot. 

Notably, Saturday was the one-year anniversary of the shooting that killed three students and three teachers at a Nashville private school. 

DailyMail.com has reached out to both the Metro Nashville Police Department and Nashville Fire Department, as well as Roasted for comment.

This is a breaking news story.