Child and Adult Killed After Vehicle Drives Through Wichita Soccer Game

A vehicle drove through a soccer game in Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday afternoon, October 17, killing a child and an adult, police said, according to ABC News.

The incident happened at the Stryker sports complex. The New York Post described the vehicle as a black pickup truck.

Reports on October 17 described the vehicle entering the field while a game was taking place. CBS Top Stories reported that a child and an adult were killed during the game at Stryker Soccer Complex.

Emergency crews responded to the scene, according to Times now. Its initial report described multiple injuries without establishing their extent.

The Independent reported that police said the child and adult died at the scene. Multiple other injured people were transported to area hospitals.

A driver was subsequently reported to be in custody by GB News, which also said police remained at the complex. The supplied reports do not give a detailed sequence or timing for the response and arrest.

The reported death toll is at least two. ABCNews.com attributed confirmation that a child and an adult had been killed to police.

The coverage does not provide a total number of injured people or their conditions. It also does not identify the driver or establish why the vehicle entered the field.

Further updates could clarify how many people were injured and how seriously. The circumstances that led to the vehicle entering the game, and whether the driver faces charges, remain unanswered in the supplied coverage.