A series of shootings at high school football games continues with two injured teenagers in Philadelphia

For the fifth consecutive week at least, a shootout took place during a high school football match.

Two injured teenagers in Philadelphia are the latest victims of a series of shootings that have occurred at or near high school games across the country.

A 15-year-old and a 14-year-old were shot dead Friday night at a football match at Simon Gratz High School in Philadelphia, according to Philadelphia ABC's affiliate, WPVI.

The sound of gunshots sent people across the terrain under the name of P.A. The announcer called the spectators to evacuate.

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"Security, could you please empty the stadium," said the announcer as spectators ran into the field. "Everybody out."

It has not been clear whether shots were fired inside or outside the stadium, but police said several cases were found outside, according to reports. The shooting ended the match in the second quarter.

Police said that no arrests had been made and that a weapon had not been recovered.

"The stadium people, both the security and the police present, are all trying to be helpful, but I think chaos broke out when no one saw anyone with a gun." Philadelphia Police Commissioner Christine Coulter told WPVI.

The incident comes a week after the killing of two people when gunfire broke out during a youth football game in Fort Worth, Texas, on September 14th.

After parents fought over the match, the shooter opened fire from a small hill overlooking the field, the police said.

A woman was hit in the leg and a girl was grazed in the back.

Police arrested 39-year-old Chanita Holly for uttering a terrorist threat after witnesses said she had heard him say, "We'll fix that." [expletive]During the dispute, the police said that they thought Holly had called her son, who then came to the scene to proceed with the shootings.

On the eve of the Texas shooting, three teenagers were shot dead on September 13 after a football game at a high school in Newport News, Virginia.

The shooting occurred at the end of a match at the John B. Todd Stadium, police said.

A 14-year-old victim was found shot dead in the stadium car park and two 19-year-olds were found on a street near the stadium. The victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, the police said.

"I thought it had to do with the two rival schools," said a fan of the game at the WTKR television channel.

Authorities said that an investigation was underway and that they would reinforce patrols during the next matches at the stadium.

A week earlier, a man had been shot dead on September 6 during a football match near Pittsburgh.

Dameian Williams, 48, of Jeannette, Pa., Was shot and wounded during a verbal altercation at McKee Stadium in Jeannette High School.

The field and stadium were evacuated with four minutes of play, said Jeannette Sports Director, WTAE, affiliated with Pittsburgh ABC.

Williams was pronounced dead after being taken to the hospital.

A 40-year-old Jeannette suspect, Greg Harper, told the police that Williams had hit him twice in the head, which had thrown him to the ground. He then shot Williams once on the chest. Harper has been arrested on reckless homicide and endangerment charges, according to WTAE.

Following the shooting, Superintendent of the School District of the City of Jeannette, Matthew Jones, called for an increased police presence at the school, reported WTAE.

Another shooting incident took place the same night during a football match in a high school across the state.

Police said shots were fired after a football match at Morrisville High School in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Authorities told WPVI that a shooter in a car after the match had fired three times on another car.

According to information, a girl was the victim of a "scratch" in the leg. No suspects were identified and no arrests were made as a result of the incident.

The previous week, August 31, police announced that 10 people had been shot dead as a result of a football match at a high school in Mobile, Alabama.

The victims of the shooting were 15 to 18 years old. They were taken to the region's hospital, officials said.

Deangelo Parnell, 17, has been arrested and charged with nine counts of attempted murder, spokesman for the mobile police department Laderrick Dubose told ABC News.

The head of the mobile police, Lawrence Battiste, reprimanded the young men who "took their oxen with them to their neighborhoods" in public places and "put people in danger"

The incident "may have been a threat directed against one or two people and other people have fallen prey to their recklessness," said Battiste.

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A week earlier, on August 24, police responded to reports of a shot at a football game at Parkway North High School near St. Louis. Missouri.

Authorities said they believed the shot had been fired following a series of fights outside the school. According to witnesses, the panic began after someone shouted "he has a gun," according to the KMOV television channel.

"Someone took out his gun and everyone started running because everyone was scared and did not know what to do," said a student at the chain.

The game, which was part of a multi-school jamboree, was canceled as a result of the incident.

The school principal announced that advice would be provided to students on the Monday following the shooting.