Twelve adults remain at large following a series of violent altercations that erupted during a high school football game between West St. Mary and Jeanerette on September 11. The incident occurred in Baldwin, Louisiana, within St. Mary Parish, prompting an immediate evacuation of the stadium to ensure the safety of approximately 900 fans in attendance. St. Mary Parish Sheriff Gary Driskell stated that deputies and school resource officers made the necessary decision to clear the venue due to the escalating violence. While three individuals have been taken into custody, warrants have been issued for twelve additional adult suspects. Those currently in custody include two 17-year-olds and 18-year-old Brandon Lavar DeRouen Jr., who faces charges of disturbing the peace by fighting and inciting to riot. The twelve wanted adults are identified as Allen Romar Jr., 25; Edgardo Rafael Vega Jr., 19; Trez Amori Eugene, 23; Bryson McCaine Gage, 21; Jared Javon Eugene, 40; Jadden Jacolby Lewis, 24; Brian K. Schexnayder, 21; Michael Lewis Jr., 19; Jose Antonio Martinez, 19; Miguel Martinez, 18; Zephania Phillips, 21; and Zion Colar, 19. St. Mary Parish Schools Superintendent Rachel Sanders, PhD, emphasized the importance of safety at school-related events, describing them as guaranteed safe havens for students and supporters. The St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office is actively seeking the public's assistance in locating the remaining suspects. Individuals with information regarding the whereabouts of the wanted adults are urged to contact the investigating agency immediately. The incident has drawn significant attention from local authorities and school administrators alike, highlighting concerns over safety at community sporting events. The case remains active as law enforcement continues its efforts to apprehend the remaining fugitives.