Authorities say the Eden Prairie homecoming game has been evacuated after an emergency response following a shots-fired incident. The scene has since been secure, according to officials.
(FOX 9) - Eden Prairie officials evacuated its homecoming game on Friday following a shooting incident that left two injured.
Eden Prairie homecoming evacuation
What we know:
An emergency response was first reported around 8:40 p.m., according to the Eden Prairie Police Department.
Officials say evacuation of the area around the high school continues, and the Eden Prairie Police Department, Eden Prairie Fire Department and Hennepin County EMS are working to keep the area secure and support reunification efforts.
Dig deeper:
The Eden Prairie Police Department says it has since secured the area.
Parents have been directed to meet with any students who were potentially present during the incident at Round Lake Park.
The area will remain blocked off to the public for the foreseeable future, according to police.
What we don't know:
Police say they are currently investigating the incident, and no one is in custody at this time.
Officials have not yet given any indication on when the game might be rescheduled, or if classes might be canceled in the district on Monday.
The Source: Information provided by Eden Prairie Schools and the Eden Prairie Police Department.