A mass shooting attached to a birthday celebration has left four individuals dead and a "large number" of wounds in Dadeville, Alabama

  A mass shooting attached to a birthday celebration has left four individuals dead and a "large number" of wounds in Dadeville, Alabama, state authorities said.

The shooting occurred around 10:34 p.m. Saturday, the Alabama Policing said Sunday.

"It was attached to a birthday celebration," Sgt. Jeremy J. Burkett said. "There were four lives unfortunately lost in this occurrence, and there's been a large number of wounds."

Burkett declined to give more subtleties, refering to the continuous examination.

One of the casualties killed was an individual from the Dadeville Secondary School football crew, said Ben Hayes, top leader of Dadeville's Most memorable Baptist Church.

Hayes likewise fills in as the pastor for Dadeville police and the Dadeville Secondary School football crew. He said the police boss requested that he go to Lake Martin People group Clinic to assist with swarm control and serving understudies who had accumulated.

"It's an exceptionally close, very close local area," Hayes told CNN's Isabel Rosales. "Everyone knows everyone. That is the reason this is so troublesome this is on the grounds that this, it's influencing everyone locally."

Hayes said understudies let him know the shooting occurred at a "Sweet 16" birthday celebration.

"I knew these children actually. The vast majority did," the minister said.

The shooting occurred close to the 200 block of Broadnax Road in Dadeville, state specialists said.

Among those accumulated at the emergency clinic, "There was a ton of pity, a great deal of worry on faces," Hayes said.

"I think right now it's shock," he said. "I figure likely the outrage will come. I believe it's inevitable to perceive how individuals answer this. However, the present moment, things are peaceful, and we're simply asking that it remains as such."

A request vigil will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday outside First Baptist Church, Hayes said.

"What we've managed is something that no local area ought to need to persevere," Dadeville Police Boss Jonathan L. Floyd said Sunday.

"I additionally request each from you kindly don't allow this second to characterize your opinion on the city of Dadeville and our fine individuals."