Three people died and another two were injured in a shooting at a bar in Kenosha, Wisconsin., with the male suspect at large, officials said Sunday.

The sheriff’s office received the first call at 12:42 a.m. in Kenosha, which is 40 miles south of Milwaukee and 66 miles north of Chicago.

The bar is a gathering place for the Carthage College community, which initially went on a lockdown.

The victims were transported to a local hospital, Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Sgt. David Wright said in a television interview.

The incident appears to be be a targeted and isolated incident, Wright said.

“Next thing, you know, I hear a bunch of shots going off. Got up, ran out, looked out the window. Just see people running from the bar in every direction,” Peter Ploskee, a resident near the bar, told a television network in Chicago.

“I didn’t see nobody. Like I said, when I looked out the window, it was just chaos. People running every direction possible, so you know, who’s who? Is that the guy? Is this the guy? People are just running, people screaming,” he added.

On Aug. 23, 2020, a Kenosha police officer shot Jacob Blake seven times in the back and left him paralyzed from the neck down. Rusten Sheskey was not charged with any wrongdoing has returned to active duty from administrative, the police department announced.

Two days later last year, two men were killed during a protest in response to the shooting. Kyle Rittenhouse, 17 at the time, has pleaded not guilty to all charge.

Since March 16, there have been 47 mass shootings, which is defined as an event that has four victims killed or wounded by gunfire not including the shooter, a major US network said.