A shooting at a New Hampshire country club left multiple people shot on Saturday, with one suspect in custody, authorities said.

The incident took place at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, New Hampshire, according to the Nashua Police Department. 

Police confirmed that one suspect is in custody. 

"Video surveillance has confirmed there was only one shooter and they are currently being detained," the Nashua Police Department said in a statement. "The scene is still an active investigation, but there is no further danger to the public."

Authorities had initially reported that two armed suspects fled the scene, and that while one was in custody, another remained at large.

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In neighboring Dunstable, Massachusetts — fewer than 10 miles from Nashua — officials issued a shelter-in-place order for residents on Thorndike Street, High Street, and Hardy Street.

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"This order is being implemented out of caution in connection with an active threat incident at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, NH," Dunstable Emergency Management said in a statement. "Please remain indoors, lock all doors and windows, do not allow anyone into your home unless you know them personally, stay off the roads in the affected area to allow emergency responders access, and monitor official town communication channels for updates."

The Sheraton Hotel, located on Tara Boulevard in Nashua, has been designated as the unification site, police said. Authorities are asking the public to avoid the Sky Meadow area at this time. 

The Nashua Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Nashua Fire Rescue declined to comment.

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Julia Roberts revealed that she was "scared" and "intimidated" about meeting a fellow Hollywood star. 

Last month, the 57-year-old actress sat down with her "After the Hunt" co-stars Chloë Sevigny, Ayo Edebiri, Andrew Garfield and Michael Stuhlbarg, as well as the movie’s director Luca Guadagnino and producer Allan Mandelbaum, for a group interview with Variety.

In the interview, which was published Thursday, Roberts recalled becoming flustered ahead of her first encounter with Sevigny. 

"I was so excited and intimidated about meeting Chloë," the Oscar winner said. 

Roberts recounted how she crossed paths with Sevigny for the first time when the Academy Award nominee arrived at her home for a discussion about "After the Hunt" with Edebiri, Guadagnino, and Mandelbaum. 

The "Pretty Woman" star noted that her daughter Hazel, 20, was also present at the time. 

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"We’re all sitting around the kitchen table, and Hazel was making herself some lunch, and we’re talking about the material and rehearsing," she recalled. ‘Allan, our producer, he came in, and he goes, ‘Chloë should just be here in a couple minutes.’"

Roberts continued,  "And I look up, and Ayo looks up, and we match eyes. Luca goes, ’What?' And I go, ‘I’m scared.’ And Ayo goes, ‘Me too.’" 

"And Hazel goes, ‘I’m leaving.’ And then, like a minute later, the doorbell rang, and Hazel goes, ‘I’m leaving through the garage.’ And truly we were so excited and intimidated," she added.

For her part, Sevigney told Variety that she immediately felt comfortable with Roberts.

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"I felt close to her the first time I met her," the "American Psycho" actress said. "But she invited us to her home for rehearsals, and we stayed in her beach house. And she was just very giving and generous."

Sevigny recalled that she missed Roberts after production on "After the Hunt" ended. 

"Can I say when we left, I needed more Julia. On the plane ride home, I watched, like, three of your movies," she told Roberts. "'I just wanted more!'" 

When asked which of Roberts' movies she watched, Sevigny said, "'Notting Hill,' ‘My Best Friend’s Wedding’ and I can’t remember the third. But I was like, ‘I just want more Julia!’"

According to Variety, Roberts began tearing up upon hearing her co-star's words, saying, "I am so glad this is being recorded." 

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"I was like, ‘I’m not ready to say goodbye,’" Sevigny said. 

However, Sevigny noted that she felt some consolation by reminding herself that she could look forward to seeing more of Roberts' extensive filmography. 

"Luckily there’s a whole canon I can go home and keep watching," she said.

According to a plot synopsis, "After the Hunt" follows Yale University philosophy professor Alma Olsson, who finds herself at "a personal and professional crossroads" when a star pupil, Margaret "Maggie" Price (Edebiri), accuses Alma's colleague and friend, Hank Gibson (Garfield), of sexual assault following a late-night study session. 

Sevigny played Alma's friend and the university's student liaison Dr. Kim Sayers while Stuhlbarg portrayed Alma's psychiatrist husband. 

"After the Hunt" will premiere in theaters Oct. 10.