Four teenagers were hospitalized in Pennsylvania over the weekend after a gunman opened fire at graduation party.
The teens were enjoying a backyard celebration at a home in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on Saturday when shots rang out, according to police.
(MORE: Milwaukee road rage shooting leaves 3-year-old Brooklyn Harris dead; suspect in custody)Chaos ensued as the crowd of about 125 attempted to flee, the Allegheny County Police Department said. Thankfully, there were no fatalities, but the department said three teen girls and one boy were wounded.
The teens, all between the ages of 14 and 18, sustained multiple gunshot wounds, and were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment, police said. They were listed in stable condition as of Sunday evening.
(MORE: Teenage girl killed by stray bullet in restaurant parking lot)The motive for the shooting remains unclear and there were no arrests made.
"When the shooting began, most of the people fled and did not return. County Police is asking anyone who was at the party to contact the department via its Tipline," the department said. "The motive for the shooting is unknown and no suspects have been identified."