WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – 5:00 p.m. Update: Wichita police said a child and an adult have died following an incident at the Stryker Sports Complex, near 29th and Greenwich.
Wichita Police Capt. Aaron Moses said multiple other casualties have been taken to the hospital. Their conditions were not given.
Around 3:25 p.m., Sedgwick County 911 received multiple calls that a vehicle had driven through at soccer game.
Wichita police officers, other local law enforcement, the Wichita Fire Department and Sedgwick County EMS all responded.
Moses said the driver of the vehicle is in custody. He said there were also two juveniles inside the vehicle, a black truck, when the incident occurred.
Moses said there is no additional ongoing threat from the driver, calling today’s incident a “tragedy.”
The names and ages of the two fatalities have not been released. Moses said he did not know how fast the truck was going or how it got on to the field. Those details remain under investigation.
Police are expected to give another update this evening.
Update: Wichita police say they are responding to a mass casualty incident involving a vehicle at Stryker Sports Complex
“There is no further ongoing threat at this time. We will provide further updates when we have additional information,” said police.
Drivers are asked to stay away from the area of 29th and Greenwich while the investigation continues.
WPD is investigating a mass casualty incident involving a vehicle. There is no further ongoing threat at this time.
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— Wichita Police (@WichitaPolice) October 17, 2026
Emergency crews are on the scene of a major incident at Stryker Sports Complex.
We’re told that multiple people have been injured. At this time, the extent of those injuries are unknown. We are working to learn the conditions of those people at this time.
A witness on the scene tells 12 News a “black pickup truck came plowing through the youth soccer fields hitting multiple people before stopping 100-200 yards down the fields. Dozens of emergency responders on scene giving CPR and rendering aid to victims.”
12 News has a crew heading to the scene to learn more.
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