Four police officers were injured early Saturday morning in Green Bay, Wisconsin, after a vehicle drove into a crowd of people during a response to a disturbance. The Green Bay Police Department arrived at the scene near a food truck around 2:15 a.m. following reports of a disturbance.

According to Police Chief Chris Davis, officers were attempting to detain several individuals when a vehicle suddenly moved toward both bystanders and law enforcement personnel. In response, one officer discharged a firearm. Chief Davis noted that some of the officers sustained injuries prior to the vehicle entering the crowd, during the initial detention efforts.

The exact condition of the injured officers has not been disclosed. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, including the motivations of the suspect and the sequence of events leading up to the vehicle’s advance into the crowd. No further details regarding the suspect’s status or charges have been released at this time.