All four victims of Alabama mass shooting as cops say no gunman is at large after attack on Sweet Sixteen that left 28 injured

Two remaining victims Marsiah Emmanuel ‘Siah’ Collins, 19, and Corbin Holston, 23, were identified Monday by the local coroner

College bound high school football star Phil Dowdell, 18, and fellow senior KeKe Nicole Smith , 17, where the first two victims identified

The victims were attending the 16th birthday party for Alexis Dowdell at a dance studio in Dadeville, a small town 85 miles southeast of Birmingham

All the teens victims – Dowdell, Smith and Collins were college bound in the fall

DJ at party claims shots were fired when ‘people with guns were asked to leave’

Shooter has not been identified by police

College bound high school football star Philstavious Dowdell, 18, [left] and fellow senior KeKe Nicole Smith, 17, [right], were the first two victims identified. She was was a senior at the local high school who was also heading to college in the fall.

All four slain in Saturday’s mass shooting in Alabama have been identified, as police revealed the suspect responsible is no longer at-large. Three teenagers and a young adult male were killed in the shooting.
The two other fatalities Marsiah Collins, 19, and Corbin Holston, 23, were identified Monday by the Tallapoosa County Coroner.
Earlier college bound high school football star Philstavious Dowdell, 18, and fellow senior KeKe Nicole Smith, 17, were the first two victims identified. Like Dowdell and Collins, Smith was was a senior at the local high school who was also heading to college in the fall.

Tallapoosa County Coroner Mike Knox identified the two remaining victims Monday as 19 year-old Marsiah Emmanuel ‘Siah’ Collins and Corbin Dahmontrey Holston, 23

The men were among around 50 guests attending the 16th birthday party for Alexis Dowdell at a dance studio in Dadeville, a small town of around 3,000 residents 85 miles southeast of Birmingham. 
The girl’s brother Philstavious Dowdell, a star football player who was heading to Jacksonville State University, was also killed. Keke Smith, the fourth victim, was a senior at the local high school who was also heading to Alabama University in the fall. Collins was bound for Louisiana State University.
The rollcall of victims comes as the DJ at the party in which 28 were injured said that there was a rumor spreading among the youngsters that someone in attendance had a gun shortly before the first shots rang out. 

Phil Dowdell’s younger sister Alexis Dowdell [photo], was celebrating her Sweet 16 party before it was interrupted by the rage of gunfire. Her condition remains unknown, but their mom whos was acting at chaperone at the vent was shot twice in the leg 

Also slain was Dowdell’s brother Philstavious, a high school football standout who had recently committed to Jacksonville State University.
A fourth victim, also a senior at the local high school, was identified as Keke Smith. The teens had all planning on attending college in the fall 

DJ Keenan Cooper [photo], who worked the party provided more details on what transpired Saturday, revealing that earlier rumors had been spreading that someone in attendance had a gun

The shooting happened at roughly 10:34 pm Saturday at Mahogany’s Masterpiece dance studio in in Dadeville, around 85 miles southeast of Birmingham, Alabama

Cops have so far not provided details of who carried out the killings or what sparked them. They have refused to confirm whether they have made an arrest.
However, in the latest of several pressers held by local and state cops Sunday, Sgt. Jeremy Burkett with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) provided an update that gave some clue as to what may have come of the shooter.
Speaking to reporters Sunday evening, Burkett confirmed the number of victims at four, while revealing many of the injured remain hospitalized in critical condition. 

Local law enforcement handed the investigation over the death investigation to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency. Sgt. Jeremy Burkett of the ALEA confirmed four dead, twenty-eight injured at birthday shooting on Sunday

Despite his force now heading the investigation, the officer did not name a suspect nor confirm that cops have made an arrest – but said the person is ‘no longer a threat to the community,’ possibly hinting the person responsible could be among the dozens hospitalized.
Cops would not say Monday whether the shooter was among the four killed, after local cops theorized Saturday night that the incident may have stemmed from a physical altercation. 
A DJ who worked the party provided more insight Sunday, revealing that earlier in the night, about an hour before the initial shots were fired, rumors had been spreading among the dance floor that someone at the party had a gun.
‘It wasn’t anything you could pretty much see because the lights were off,’ DJ Keenan Cooper told local ABC affiliate station WBMA, ‘They mentioned someone had a gun. They stopped the party for a second, asked them to leave, nobody left and the party continued.’

The celebrant’s older brother Philstavious Dowdell, a high school football standout who had recently committed to Jacksonville State Univ. All fourth victims were planning on attending college in the fall 

Marsiah Collins deferred enrollment to LSU and spent more time with his family, his father said. The teen was killed Satruday night along with his best friend, Philstavious Dowdell

KeKe Nicole Smith, 17, [photo], was about to attend the University of Alabama. The high school senior Smith was also a student athletic manager on the Dadeville High School track and field team

Roughly an hour later, the first shots rang out – sending the 50 or so people who had been in attendance into a frenzy. He said he helped teens hide under the table where he was doing his DJ set. 
‘I only tried to help who was in front of me, so I had a lot of people under the table and beside me trying to protect them. 
‘After everybody ran out, I made sure they were OK and that’s when I came out and the police arrived. I’m just distraught for the kids.’
Local enforcement after a preliminary investigation said shootout may have been the result of a physical altercation. The comments came news conference on Sunday evening – but did not provide a possible motive behind the shooting. 

As police continue to piece together what happened Saturday night, an officer overseeing the investigation provided an update that may have provided a hint as to the fate of the suspect.
Cops did not provide an update Sunday on the condition of the celebrant, Dowdell’s younger sister Alexis whose birthday party was interrupted by the rage of gunfire.
t least 15 teenagers from the birthday party were shot and taken to Dadeville’s Lake Martin Community Hospital, spokesperson Heidi Smith said.
Among them, five were in critical condition, and four were in stable condition, Smith said Sunday. Those nine patients have been transferred to other medical facilities.
The remaining six patients have been treated and released, Smith said. 

Law enforcement investigate the crime r the day after a shooting at a during a teenager’s birthday party at Mahogany Masterpiece Dance Studio in Dadeville, Alabama

Local law enforcement handed the investigation over the death investigation to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency [ALEA], around midnight Sunday, who later in the day confirmed the death toll in a statement.
Earlier Sunday, Sgt. Jeremy Burkett confirmed that there had been four fatalities, but provided little new information. Burkett, however, revealed that a total of 28 were injured, including at least 15 teenagers.
Despite the leads, police have not released any information about a possible suspect or motive behind the violence.
While Dadeville’s police chief asked for “patience” with the investigation, he and state officials urged anyone who has pictures or information from the scene to help authorities.