At least three people were shot in Davis Saturday afternoon at Community Park located at 214 E. 14th Street.

According to the City of Davis Police Department’s social media, the shooting occurred at around 2:58 p.m. while a large gathering of people was at the park. The suspect is still outstanding.

Upon arrival, officers located three gunshot victims and one victim who had been trampled. According to the post, all four people were treated and transported to the hospital. Two teenagers and a 24-year-old were shot but are expected to survive.

“As part of the normal Picnic Day planning, several neighboring law enforcement agencies were already in the City and also responded to assist,” the post read. “This is an active and ongoing investigation, and details may change as new information is discovered.”

According to an update from the Davis PD, the police activity concluded at the park at around 9:10 p.m. Saturday.

Any information regarding this incident can be reported anonymously to the Davis Police Department at 530-747-5400 or policeweb@cityofdavis.org.

“The UC Davis community is saddened by the news that individuals enjoying a day at Community Park in Davis were injured in a shooting Saturday afternoon,” a UC Davis Facebook post read. “That the incident occurred as thousands of people were enjoying the university’s annual student-led Picnic Day on campus, is even more disheartening. The on-campus festivities were winding down when news broke about the shooting.

“Like everyone, UC Davis is learning more from the city of Davis Police, who lead this investigation. We wish a full recovery for those individuals who were injured. We’re grateful for the response from the Davis Police Department and other first responders on scene, including the UC Davis police and fire departments. We are checking in with our students to determine if any of those who were at Community Park today need support.

“Picnic Day is a day when tens of thousands of visitors join us as we celebrate our people, programs and community. Our hearts go out to our students who organize such a massive effort on campus, and to all those in the city of Davis, where activities often peaceably continue.

“As the Davis Police continue their investigation, we will cooperate fully.”