GREENWOOD, Ind. — Police are investigating a shooting that happened at the Greenwood Park Mall.
The reports of shots fired came in just after 5 p.m.
Multiple police sources confirmed there were no victims hit by the gunfire, and this was not an active shooter situation.
Immediately following the shooting, the mall went into lockdown and was searched and cleared.
Police said more than a dozen agencies responded.
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Police tell 13News there was some sort of altercation outside the Dicks/Sears entrance. The people fighting fired shots at each other.
On Saturday morning, police said detectives are still working to identify the people involved in the shooting. They believe a group of six people seen on cameras inside the mall were involved in the incident. However, there weren't any cameras outside the mall to capture the shooting so they're unable to confirm and are talking to witnesses to get descriptions of those involved.
It remains unclear if the people were shooting in the area, at each other or at someone else.
Police have recovered shell casings, but it doesn't appear that the bullets struck anything.