A security guard was shot Saturday at a high school football game, police said.

The unidentified man was shot outside the stadium at Proctor High School in Utica, New York at about 4:10 p.m. on Saturday, September 9, Sgt. Michael Curley confirmed to Fox News Digital.

The stadium was placed onto lockdown, Curley said. 

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The police department first notified residents of the shooting in a social media post, saying that "all students at the game are safe and accounted for." 

"The Utica Police Department are on scene at Proctor High School regarding a confirmed shooting incident," the department wrote in a social media post. "One victim was struck, and all students at the game are safe and accounted for."

Police have not released the condition of the security guard saying that they will continue to release updates.

A man in New York was arrested on Monday night after he allegedly bit a police officer who was helping break up a fight.

Police in Suffolk County said officers responded to the Flowerfield wedding venue in St. James after a fight broke out at a wedding reception, according to News12.

Suffolk Chief of Patrol Gerard Hardy said a guest not invited to the wedding reception showed up and caused trouble.

"From preliminary reports, it looks like an uninvited guest showed up and that triggered a chain of events, which ended up turning into a large fight," Hardy said.

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When an officer tried to break up the fight and restore order, he was allegedly bitten in the arm by Justize Murphy.

Court documents state that the officer was bitten by Murphy while he was trying to restrain him during a fight involving multiple individuals.

The alleged bite caused "immediate pain and redness" on the officer's forearm.

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George Duncan, Murphy's attorney, said his client is the bride's brother.

"My client maintains his innocence. We look forward to a thorough investigation," Duncan said. "My client has never been arrested before, has no prior contact with the criminal justice system whatsoever, has never so much as gotten a speeding ticket."

The other individual arrested faces charges of harassment and obstructing governmental administration for shoving an officer.