FORT SMITH, Ark. — Fort Smith police responded to an alleged "shots fired" call near Northside High School Wednesday morning.
According to the department, the call came in from a location near the high school on Nov. 16.
No injuries have been reported at this time.
According to Sherry Cooper with the school district, Northside was on a code yellow which means a "lock-in." That has since been lifted after police cleared the scene.
Later on Wednesday evening, Fort Smith police released a photo of a suspect vehicle they believe could be responsible for the shots fired. They released the photos of a dark-colored SUV, possibly a 2013-2018 Series Chevrolet Traverse, in hopes someone could reach out with more information.
Following a brief vehicle pursuit on Thursday, Nov. 17, Fort Smith Police and Arkansas State Police were able to detain two people inside of the Chevrolet Traverse wanted in connection to the shooting.
On Friday, Nov. 18, FSPD announced that four teenagers, all boys, aged 13-16 were the ones arrested for the incident.
One male juvenile was targeted but uninjured, police said. "All involved parties have now been accounted for. All four suspects are facing, at minimum, charges of committing a terroristic act and aggravated assault."
This is a developing story.