Washington, DC-During the game between the San Diego Padres and the Washington Nationals on Saturday night, some fans were helped by Padres players into the dugout. shooting Outside the Washington DC Stadium.

Alaina Rodriguez and Zerik Hann traveled from Pennsylvania to Nationals Park to watch Fernando Tatis Jr.’s game, hoping to see Padres win and maybe see some fireworks. But they eventually got more.

The two sat in District 114 and heard four loud noises. They went into hiding, not knowing what happened.

They said that the police locked the gate and then the player unlocked it. Players like Tatis Jr., Manny Machado and Will Myers took Rodriguez and others to the air-raid shelter.

“Tatis opened the gate and suddenly he said,’Come on, let’s go, go, go,’ and everyone ran to the court,” Rodriguez said. “Everyone is running to the air-raid shelter now, and anyone who can adapt is now in the air-raid shelter. We finally entered the air-raid shelter. The fans are there. We just huddled together.”

“I don’t know how to thank the Padres in any way. Tatis, Manny and Miles-I don’t know how to thank them. They opened the door to let us play to ensure the safety of the fans. I don’t know anyone would do that.”

When the gunfire sounded, a Nationals fan also sat near the Padres dugout.

“I kind of forgot the time,” John Meyer told FOX 5. “Next I noticed some priests coming out of the air-raid shelter near where I was sitting. I do remember little Tatis. They ran out a little hastily, grabbed a few people from their seats, and led them into the air-raid shelter. “

Metropolitan Police Department Executive Assistant Chief of Police Ashan Benedict (Ashan Benedict) said three people were injured in the shooting.

The game will resume on Sunday afternoon, followed by regularly scheduled games.

Little Tatis wrote on Twitter after the game:

“I hope everyone is safe! Keep praying-thank all those who are on the front lines to help! God bless.”