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by Adam Bryant
EDMOND, Okla. —-Multiple people were injured in a mass shooting late Sunday at a park near Arcadia Lake, authorities said.
The shooting occurred shortly after 9:00pm at Spring Creek Park, located at Arcadia Lake, according to Edmond Police Department officials.
Two men wearing ski masks opened fire, police said. At least 10 people were transported to local hospitals, though officials said additional victims are expected as some individuals left the scene in private vehicles to seek medical care.
As of a late-night news briefing around 11:15 p.m. by police spokesperson Emily Ward, no suspects were in custody. Ward said officers are reviewing footage from Flock license plate reader cameras in an effort to identify those responsible.
Responding agencies included the Edmond Police Department, Oklahoma City Police Department and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Police said there is no current threat to the general public.
Authorities said friends and family members trying to locate someone who may have been injured or present at the gathering can go to a reunification site established in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter at 1225 W I-35 Frontage Rd.
Investigators faced challenges processing the scene due to darkness, though officials said conditions are expected to improve with daylight. Authorities also reported receiving multiple emergency calls related to the shooting.
The gathering where the shooting occurred was described by attendees as a “Sunday Funday event,” though police said they do not yet have details about the nature of the party, such as whether it was tied to a specific celebration. Most attendees were believed to be young adults or older teenagers, and officials said they do not believe young children were present.
One victim drove themselves to a nearby OnCue convenience store at 15th Street for assistance, police said.
Authorities confirmed that next of kin notifications have been made for all known victims.
The Edmond Police Department is leading the investigation and urged anyone with information to come forward.
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