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SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. — Two men and two teens are behind bars Saturday afternoon after shooting into a crowd at the Agricenter.

Shelby County deputies say about 500 people were gathered at the Agricenter for a music event when a large fight broke and shots were fired Friday night.

A security guard told deputies he saw a red Chevy Impala driving off, and the people inside the car were responsible.

Deputies stopped the car in the parking lot and found 22-year-old Samuel Russell, 21 year-old-Joshua Sullivan, and two teens’ ages 13 and 14-years-old inside. Detectives also found a gun in the car with one shell casing.

All were arrested and charged with reckless endangerment.

Both Samuel Russell and Joshua Sullivan will be in court on Monday.

No one was reported injured during this incident.

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