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Driver Kills 2 at Wichita Youth Soccer Game

Police and emergency vehicles at the edge of a youth soccer field with crime scene tape
Photo: Townhall Chicago News

By Townhall Chicago News Staff

A woman drove a vehicle onto a youth soccer field during an active game in Wichita, Kan., on Saturday, killing two people, Wichita police said.

The crash happened while a youth soccer game was underway, a Fox News correspondent reported. Police said the driver stayed at the scene and did not flee before officers arrived.

“The vehicle involved in this incident remained at the scene. The driver of that vehicle is currently in our custody,” Wichita Police Capt. Aaron Moses said. “There is no additional ongoing threat to the public from that driver.”

Moses did not release the names or ages of the two people killed. Police have not said how many other people were hurt in the incident.

“Two people are dead,” a Fox News correspondent said Saturday. “Others were hurt after a woman drove onto a soccer field during a youth game Saturday in Wichita, KS.”

Police have not released a motive or said whether the driver faces charges. The case remains under investigation, and no additional details were available as of Saturday.

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