The driver was reportedly under the influence.
News On 6 is reporting that three are dead and 27 have been rushed to the hospital after a car traveling at 50 mph drove into the crowd at Oklahoma State University homecoming parade.
It is reported that black sedan plowed into parade onlookers Saturday morning. Air ambulances and paramedics almost immediately descended onto the scene and started treating the wounded. The Stillwater mayor confirmed the three fatalities, as well as two in critical condition.
"A car barreled through barricades and into the crowd where the parade was ending," said Von Castor, a member of the News On 6 storm chaser team. "It was an absolute horrible scene. I don't know what the fatality count is, but I did see two fatalities."
OSU's homecoming parade is one of the biggest in the nation, and bystanders reported that it appeared as if a bomb had gone off.
The driver of the sedan, 25-year-old Adacia Chambers, has been arrested for driving under the influence.
Update 10/25, 10:30 a.m.: A fourth person has died and five remain in critical condition after the crash. Among the dead were a 2-year-old boy, a University of Central Oklahoma master's student from India, and two people in their 60s.