INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The mayor of New Albany says people must “come together” to stop gun violence after a shooting outside a fall festival killed a high schooler and injured two others.

“We’ve enjoyed a safe Harvest Homecoming for nearly 57 years, but sadly, this type of gun violence is now all too common across the United States. Gun violence at a family festival is heartbreaking and tragic, and our country must find a way to come together to stop this type of violence,” Mayor Jeff Gahan said in a statement issued Sunday night.

New Albany police say 18-year-old Bryce Gerlach was caught in the crossfire when people started shooting in a parking area outside the city’s Harvest Homecoming festival Saturday night.

Gerlach was a student at Corydon Central High School, where he played football. Candlelight vigils and church services were held Sunday in Corydon in Gerlach’s memory.

“Our hearts are incredibly heavy as news was revealed that we have lost Bryce Gerlach,” Corydon Central High School wrote on Facebook. “There are not enough words to describe the condolences we extend to his family and friends.”

Two other people were injured in the shooting. Police say their injuries are not life-threatening.

Investigators have not shared any suspect information and no arrest have been made.

Mayor Gahan says the New Albany Police will provide an update on their investigation on Monday. A time and location have not been announced.

Corydon Central High School will have counselors and other resources available for students on Monday.

Anyone with information on the shooting was asked to contact New Albany police dispatch at 812-944-6411.

Full statement from New Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan:

I want to offer my condolences to the family of the young man who lost his life last evening in New Albany. My thoughts and prayers are with them today.

I also want to thank the police officers, emergency workers, festival volunteers, and others who quickly went into action helping others get to safety.

We’ve enjoyed a safe Harvest Homecoming for nearly 57 years, but sadly, this type of gun violence is now all too common across the United States.

Gun violence at a family festival is heartbreaking and tragic, and our country must find a way to come together to stop this type of violence.

The New Albany Police Department is working to bring those accountable to justice. The New Albany Police Department will be having a media briefing this morning at the New Albany Police Station to update the public on the status of the case.