By Craig Anderson

DOVER — Two arrests were made after a gun was fired following a football game at Dover High Friday night, authorities said.

According to Dover Police spokesperson Master Cpl. Ryan Schmid, no injuries occurred after the gunshot at 8:59 p.m.

The shot occurred in the midst of a large fight after the Senators’ game against Smyrna, Cpl. Schmid said.

In a news release, police said the fight began at the entrance to the football stadium and officers were on scene assisting with security.

Police say responding officers saw Kameron Scott 27, of Dover, fire a handgun once into the air

Officers attempted to take Mr. Scott into custody, however he allegedly ran to a nearby apartment complex and was taken into custody after a foot chase.

Tony Benson Jr., 20, of Dover, who was involved in the fight, also ran toward the apartment complex and was taken into custody after a foot chase, police said.

Patrol officers located a Taurus .38 special handgun in the area where Mr. Scott ran from officers, police said.

Mr. Scott and Mr. Benson were transported to the Dover Police Department where they were processed and arraigned.

Mr. Scott was charged with possession offenses, including firearm during the commission of a felony; firearm by a person prohibited; and firearm in a school zone; along with carrying a concealed deadly weapon, riot, second-degree conspiracy and resisting arrest. He was committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on $55,000 cash bail.

Mr. Benson was charged with riot, second-degree conspiracy and resisting arrest. He was released on his own recognizance.

Anyone with information or who witnessed the incident are asked to contact Dover Police at 302-736-7130 or through direct message. Tipsters may remain anonymous.