Leland: Six people were killed and 16 others injured in shootings during high school homecoming events in Mississippi, officials said Saturday. According to Anadolu Agency, one shooting occurred during a homecoming celebration in Leland, where four people were killed and 16 injured. The incident took place around midnight Friday on the town's main street, as crowds gathered for the high school's homecoming game. Twelve of the injured individuals were hospitalized. State Senator Derrick Simmons reported that the shooting happened during a post-game gathering. Four victims were airlifted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in critical condition. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is leading the investigation. No suspects have been identified so far. Leland, a small city with approximately 3,800 residents, remains in shock as the investigation continues. A Leland police staff member declined to provide further details. The identities of the victims have not been released. Mayor John Lee expr essed condolences to the families of the deceased and those receiving treatment, urging the community to pray for the city. In a separate incident about 200 miles southeast in Heidelberg, police are investigating another homecoming weekend shooting that resulted in two fatalities. Additionally, there are unconfirmed reports of a third shooting at Rolling Fork High School, 40 miles south of Leland, with the Sharkey County Sheriff's Department responding, though no further information is available.