LELAND, Miss. (AP) — Law enforcement officers and community leaders are appealing for the public's help in identifying individuals sought for questioning regarding a tragic mass shooting that left six people dead in the Mississippi Delta town of Leland. A press conference is set for Thursday afternoon at Leland City Hall, where local police and officials from the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, the FBI, and other agencies are expected to provide updates on the search for suspects. 'We’re still trying to gather information on possible suspects out there,' Leland Mayor John Lee remarked. 'It’s still kind of numbness at this point,' he added, highlighting the grief experienced by families affected by the incident. Several individuals have already been charged with capital murder in connection with the shooting that took place on Friday night, injuring over a dozen people in addition to those fatally wounded. The FBI's Jackson Field Office has begun sharing images of suspects wanted for questioning related to the mass shooting, which erupted amid celebrations following a high school football game. The event, an annual tradition for the community, turned into a scene of chaos and devastation. Witnesses described a horrifying situation that unfolded during the festivities, with reports of multiple injuries and fatalities occurring in rapid succession. The specific motive behind the shooting remains unclear, but preliminary investigations suggest it may have stemmed from a disagreement among individuals present. This incident marks a devastating occurrence for Leland, as Mayor Lee pointed out the rarity of such violence in the area.