At least four people are dead, and 12 others were injured overnight in a shooting in Leland, Mississippi, at a downtown event taking place during Leland High School homecoming weekend, the city’s mayor told Fox News Digital on Saturday. 

Leland Mayor John Lee said he had no information as to the identity of the shooter, who has not been located as of Saturday morning. He added that, "justice will be served."

"I just want to say, you know, our prayers and condolences go out to the family of the deceased and the ones that's been injured and shot," Lee said. 

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation told Fox News Digital that it is assisting in the investigation.

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The conditions of those injured were not immediately clear Saturday.

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The mayor told Fox News Digital he is asking for prayer for his city, "Because this is not something that’s ever happened here before." 

"It was homecoming weekend, of course, and everybody’s family and friends and neighbors [were] together having fun in the downtown area, as we do every year," Lee added.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. 

Fox News Digital's Sarah Taylor contributed to this report.

"Family Matters" star Darius McCrary was arrested near the U.S.-Mexico border in California.

According to arrest records obtained by Fox News Digital, the actor was arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol on Sunday, Oct. 5, on felony charges and is being held in a San Diego jail. He has not yet been sentenced and is not currently eligible for bail. The records list it as a "fugitive arrest." 

McCrary's rep, Ann Barlow, told Fox News Digital, "Darius was picked up at the Border of Mexico because he was partnering with a real estate developer that is building homes for the homeless in Tijuana, Mexico. Darius was doing a GOOD DEED when he discovered he had a felony warrant at the Border of Mexico for a missed court appearance."

She continued, "The missed court appearance was for an ongoing child support dispute, whereas Oakland County mailed the notice to appear to Darius PO BOX giving him only 3 days to appear in Michigan Court. Unfortunately, Darius had COVID therefore did not check his PO Box until the day after his court date."

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"However, he immediately notified the judge with a doctor's note diagnosis of COVID," his rep added.

His first court date is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 15.

Best known for playing Eddie Winslow on the hit 90s sitcom, the actor has faced legal issues in the past.

His ex-wife, Tammy Brawner, filed for divorce from McCrary in 2017, citing irreconcilable differences and stating she was concerned for their 3-year-old daughter's safety. She received full legal and physical custody of their daughter in 2019, per People.

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McCrary was ordered to attend alcohol and drug abuse and batterers’ intervention classes within 12 months and was granted visits with their daughter. He was also reportedly ordered to pay $1,366 per month in child support.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ in February 2018, Brawner made several allegations against McCrary. One claim was that he "held [our daughter] over a hot stove with fire going and boiling water going," stating she was "no more than eight or nine months old" when the incident occurred.

She also alleged that McCrary told her he did not like their daughter "and that he wish[ed] he didn't have her.'" 

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That same year, McCrary told TMZ, "None of these allegations are true … I would never do anything to harm my child.