Clay County Jubel Group at the NCA competition in Dallas when the fight was triggered in panic

Jacksonville, Florida -A Cheerleading team of Clay County Children's Cheerleading is in panic after a fight during a national cheerleading competition in Dallas to evacuate the authorities on Saturday afternoon and to suspend the event for this day.

The Dallas police said around 1 p.m., who answered a call in the Key Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center regarding an active shooter. The investigators found that a fight between two people had put down several poles at the event, which caused a loud noise.

The all-star championship of the National Cheerleaders Association, one of the largest jubilee competitions in the world, took place in the congress center.

“This noise has contributed too panic in the building and prompted people to rush out in a rush,” said the police.

As a precaution, the building was evacuated and the authorities founded a family center.

Many social media users were concerned about a possible shootout that the police closed quickly and said that no shots were fired.

Officials said that during no shooting there were several non -life -threatening injuries that occurred “during chaos”.

Jonathan Pol, the owner and founder of All-Stars main mainland in Fleming Islandtold First coastal news that all 141 of his athletes who took part in the event were safe.

He remembered that he had seen a rush of people after hearing what many believed, shots.

“We have just started packing and running and running our children,” said Pol, adding that his employees have training for such situations. “It was a scary situation, but I am proud of my employees and our families.”

Pole said it took about three hours for each child to take into account with his families.

He said First coastal news Saturday evening that he was not sure whether his athletes would continue the competition when it was again on Sunday. Now Pole said that he is concentrating to make sure that his group is okay.

“The competition could simply not be on the cards for the rest of the weekend,” said Pol.

The group came to the competition on Wednesday and the final was planned for Saturday and Sunday.

While he hopes that his teams can compete as planned, Pol: “No trophy is more important than life.”

The NCA All-Star championship is expected to bring more than 58,000 people to the city, with more than 30,000 cheerleaders from 43 states and nine counties, according to the organization.