Chaos erupted following a graduation ceremony at a local high school in Northern California on Wednesday evening, leaving three individuals injured by gunfire. The incident took place at Fairfield High School’s Schafer Stadium during a celebration for Sem Yeto High School graduates.
Details of the Incident
Alma Hernandez, the mayor of Suisun City, shared updates on the shocking event around 8 p.m., confirming that an active shooting situation was underway at the venue. She reported that three people had sustained gunshot wounds and emphasized that the investigation is still ongoing.
In her social media post, Hernandez urged anyone with information pertaining to the incident to contact the Fairfield Police Department, expressing concern for the victims’ families by stating, “Our hearts go out to the families of the victims.”
Response from School Officials
A representative from the Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District confirmed that the shooting occurred after the graduation events had concluded. The spokesperson stated that law enforcement had secured the campus and that no further details could be provided at that moment due to the active investigation.
The spokesperson reiterated their sympathy for those affected, assuring the public that more information would be shared as it becomes available. As of late Wednesday evening, the Fairfield Police Department had not issued an official statement, and inquiries for immediate comments went unanswered.
This is a developing story, and updates will follow as new information emerges.
