Four people were killed and at least 12 others injured in a shooting early Saturday in Leland, Mississippi, authorities confirmed. Leland Mayor John Lee told CBS News that the shooting occurred around midnight on the city’s main street during homecoming celebrations for Leland High School.

The event, which featured a football game against Charleston High, drew large crowds to the small city of about 4,000 people in Washington County, roughly 120 miles northeast of Jackson. Four of the injured were airlifted to nearby hospitals, though their conditions remain unknown.

Investigation Underway

Police have not arrested any suspects and are actively investigating the incident. Authorities urged witnesses to come forward with information that could help identify those responsible.

Chaos and Panic During the Event

Officials said the festivities turned chaotic when gunfire erupted, leaving multiple casualties and widespread panic. The identities of the victims have not been released as families are being notified.

Authorities Seek Suspect

Mississippi authorities are searching for an 18-year-old man wanted for questioning in connection with the shooting, according to the Associated Press.

Unclear Details on Location and Timing

The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office said the gunfire occurred on the school campus during the Heidelberg Oilers’ homecoming game. It remains unclear exactly when the shooting happened or how close it was to the stadium.