UVALDE, Texas — The Uvalde Police Department just before 9 p.m. Thursday reported four people were taken into custody for questioning by detectives following a shooting earlier in the day at Uvalde Memorial Park. 

Police said the incident was reported at 5:30 p.m. The department additionally reported that two juveniles were injured in the shooting and were being treated at hospitals in San Antonio. Their conditions weren't immediately known. 

The Texas Department of Public Safety tweeted it's assisting the Uvalde Police Department and sheriff’s office. DPS suspects this is a gang-related incident.

The Uvalde community is still healing after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary. Almost four months ago, 19 children and two teachers were killed. The park is about a mile away from the school.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued this statement on his official government website regarding the shooting:

“I was outraged to learn that gang violence has endangered the Uvalde community and innocent Texans this evening. I immediately called Mayor McLaughlin and County Judge Mitchell to offer the state’s full support and resources as law enforcement hunts down the gang members. After speaking with the mayor and the county judge about the immediate need for more law enforcement support, I have directed the Department of Public Safety to conduct patrol operations in the gang hotspots, send an additional six DPS trooper units to work around the clock, and begin coordinating an anti-gang effort with the city. Working with the Uvalde Police Department and Uvalde County Sheriff's Office, DPS is also deploying Special Agents to target the five gangs operating in Uvalde. Thank you to all local and state law enforcement and first responders who swiftly went into action to protect their fellow Texans. Gang violence has no place here in Texas, and we will bring the full force of justice down on these heinous criminals.”

This is a developing news story. It will be updated as more information becomes available.