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Jan. 30, 2016 / 4:38 PM

One person dead in shooting at Denver coloseum

Denver police say suspects are still at large.

Denver police responded to reports of multiple shootings and a stabbing near the Denver Coliseum Saturday afternoon. Photo by Denver Police/Twitter.

Denver police responded to reports of multiple shootings and a stabbing near the Denver Coliseum Saturday afternoon. Photo by Denver Police/Twitter.

DENVER, Jan. 30 (UPI) -- Police say one person has been killed after multiple shootings and stabbings were reported at the Denver Coliseum.

Denver Health reported nine people were being transported to local hospitals after the incidents. The Denver Health campus went on lock down briefly during the incident as a precaution.

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9News Colorado reported the Colorado Motorcycle Expo was being held at the coliseum. The incident may have involved one or more motorcycle clubs.

Police announced Sunday's Expo activities would be canceled. Officers will be on the scene Sunday.

VIEW FROM THE SCENE: pic.twitter.com/1GeYr1plc6
— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) January 30, 2016

UPDATE: Confirming one party deceased and numerous others wounded in shooting/stabbing at Denver Coliseum
— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) January 30, 2016

Denver Health paramedics are responding at the Denver Colisuem. 9 people are being transported to area hospitals. Follow us on twitter.
— Denver Health (@DenverHealthMed) January 30, 2016

Denver Police Chief Robert White disputed earlier reports about the number of injuries in a press conference Saturday evening. White said seven were injured, as opposed to nine, which does not include the one fatality. Further details were sparse due to the ongoing investigation.

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