**Editor's note: An earlier version of this story reported that two people had been shot. The story has been corrected to report that a man was shot and injured, and a woman was injured when she was struck by the handgun itself.
PONTIAC, Mich. (WXYZ) — A man and a woman were injured, and a suspect was taken into custody after a shooting during a youth football game in Pontiac Sunday afternoon, officials say.
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office says they were notified around 1 p.m. that someone had been shot.
According to the mayor, the shooting stemmed from a fight between adults at Wisner Stadium on Cesar E. Chavez Avenue near Montcalm Street.
When authorities arrived, they found a 19-year-old Pontiac man who had been shot in the buttock. They also learned that a 27-year-old Pontiac woman was struck in the head with the handgun itself.
The 19-year-old has been released from the hospital.
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Witnesses helped deputies identify the suspect, a 37-year-old man from Auburn Hills, who was seen walking away from the area. They detained him and recovered a 9 mm handgun. He was arrested and taken to the Oakland County Jail.
Detectives say the suspect has a concealed pistol license and the gun recovered is registered to him.
One spent 9 mm shell casing was found when investigators searched the area.
No children were hurt.
“Taking a personal conflict and escalating it to shooting them is never acceptable,” Sheriff Michael Bouchard said in a statement. “Even worse, doing it at an unrelated youth event. I look forward to the suspect being held fully accountable.”
The remaining games at the stadium for the day were canceled. The board of directors for Pontiac Panthers Youth Football and Cheer say the incident did not involve any players or their families.
"The young athletes and their families didn’t do anything to deserve this new traumatic memory and to miss out on their athletic opportunities. If you want our community to do better and be better, you’re going to have to check your ego, pride, anger, and guns at the door," Mayor Mike McGuinness said in a statement.
It's unclear at this time what exactly led up to the dispute. The incident will be reviewed by law enforcement and the organization.
