The Latest: Israel police say 3 killed in Tel Aviv shooting

JERUSALEM – The Latest on a shooting in Tel Aviv (all times local):

10:45 p.m.

Israeli police say three people were killed and several wounded when at least two gunmen opened fire in central Tel Aviv.

Spokeswoman Luba Samri says there were reports of shooting in two locations close to the popular open air Sharona market on Wednesday night.

Another spokeswoman, Meirav Lapidot, said initial reports show there were "at least two terrorists." She says both were "neutralized," which can mean either killed or detained.

Police are searching the area to make sure there are no other attackers or possible bombs. Channel 10 TV says reports indicate that at least one of the attackers was disguised as an ultra-Orthodox Jew with black coat and hat.

Israel has been struggling to cope with eight months of Palestinian attacks that have killed 28 Israelis and two Americans. About 200 Palestinians have been killed during that time, most identified as attackers by Israel.

10:23 p.m.

Israeli police say at least nine people have been wounded in a shooting in central Tel Aviv.

Police spokeswoman Meirav Lapidot says the attack took place near a popular open-air market Wednesday night.

She says initial reports show there were "at least two terrorists." She says both were "neutralized," which can mean either killed or detained. Police are searching the area to make sure there are no other attackers.

The station says shots were fired at restaurants in the Sharona market area.