Two shot at Florida high school football game

CBS/AP August 17, 2018, 11:37 PM Two shot at Florida high school football game

WELLINGTON, Fla. — A high school football stadium was evacuated after gunshots rang out during a practice football game in South Florida on Friday night in what authorities say stemmed from an altercation between students. Deputies say a group of students got into a fight that resulted in gunfire and two people were shot, CBS West Palm affiliate WPEC reports.

The victims were not identified and their conditions were not immediately known.

Palm Beach County Sheriff's spokeswoman Teri Barbera said a group of students got into a fight during the game at Palm Beach Central High School. One of the victims was found on school property and the second victim was taken to the hospital by a friend.

The Palm Beach Post reports a helicopter landed on the field, and a man was being treated on the track.

Video posted to social media showed students evacuating the stadium.

Lynn Monnette told the newspaper that she was watching her son play when she heard four shots fired during the fourth quarter. She said the shots were coming from the far end of the bleachers underneath where the band sits. She said chaos broke out and shoes and other personal belongings went flying as people fled the area.

The worried mom said authorities arrived on scene almost immediately.

It was not immediately clear whether the shots were fired in or near the stadium.

Authorities said they don't have a motive or suspects but said the violent crimes division would take over the investigation.

The game was between Palm Beach Central and William T. Dwyer high schools.

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