Two shootings in San Francisco on Father's Day left a total of six people wounded, according to police.

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott said at a news conference Sunday night that a "car-to-car" shooting involving a black SUV and a white sedan left two victims suffering gunshot injuries. Four others were struck by the vehicles.

Gunshots were reported across from Pier 39, a popular tourist located at Beach and Stockton Street, at around 6:50 p.m. Sunday, a police spokesperson told Fox News Digital. 

Two victims suffered gunshot wounds, including one with life-threatening injuries. Another three victims were injured from glass shards at the incident, and one other victim — a 10-year-old girl — was struck by one of the two vehicles involved in the shooting.

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The spokesperson said officers at the scene rendered aid to the victims and called medics to the scene. The victims were then transported to a hospital for treatment. 

Officers also learned there were possibly two vehicles involved in the shooting.

No suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident, Scott said.

A second shooting at Embarcadero and Howard Streets was reported a few minutes later. The shootings are believed to be connected, the spokesperson said.

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The victims' conditions are unclear at this time.

Anyone with information on the shootings is asked to contact the SFPD at 415-575-4444 or text a tip to TIP411. Tips can be submitted anonymously.