ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. —
Two more adults have been arrested after a fight broke out Friday night during the softball game at Belton-Honea Path High School in South Carolina.
The new charges were announced Wednesday.
Charles Rudder and Stoney Plumley are both charged with disrupting school.
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office said the new arrests come after deputies went through surveillance footage from the property and spoke with several witnesses.
25-year-old Dillon Kyler Chapman was originally charged, followed by his wife Brianna Brown, father Donald Chapman and Wayne Smith, according to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
They all face the same charge of disturbing school.
Deputies on scene say Smith and the Chapmans were at the center of the fight that caught attention at the Friday night softball game.
Several words were exchanged and then the physical altercation began between a large group of people, deputies said.Saturday Update:
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office has arrested and charged 25-year-old Dillon Kyler Chapman with disturbing a school.
Deputies say they quickly attempted to break up a fight involving a fairly large group, mostly between parents, surrounding the softball field at Belton Honea Path High School.
Deputies also say more charges are possible as they continue to investigate.
Original Story
One person is in custody after a fight broke out at a high school softball game in Anderson County, South Carolina.
Belton-Honea Path and Crescent high schools were facing off in the 3A State Championship Tournament when a fight broke out in the stands among parents.
In video from the game, the fight spilled out into the ballpark entrance.
Several law enforcement officers were already at the game and had to step in to help break up the fight.
An ambulance also arrived at the scene and stretchers were pulled out to transport people.
Shale Remien with the Anderson County Sheriff's Office said one person was taken into custody after the altercation.
She said deputies are still investigating the incident and that charges are still pending.
Deputies have not said what led to the fight.
There is no word on how many people were hurt or how severe their injuries are.