DALLAS — A Dallas crowd crash on West Davis Street sent at least four people to a local hospital after a vehicle entered a group of pedestrians, police said. None of the injured people was reported to be in critical condition.

Dallas police said officers responded at approximately 7 p.m. local time to the 300 block of West Davis Street after receiving an “Assist Officer call with an Ambulance.” Officers learned at the scene that a vehicle had struck multiple people in the crowd.

Dallas crowd crash remains under investigation

The driver was arrested at the scene, according to police. Authorities did not provide the driver’s identity, announce possible charges or disclose the identities and ages of those injured.

Investigators are examining what caused the crash, including whether alcohol impairment or a medical episode may have contributed. Police have not announced a final determination.

Authorities also said there was no indication that the incident was connected to terrorism. That statement ruled out one concern but did not explain why the vehicle entered the crowd.

Police have not released additional details

Police have not said how many people were gathered at the location, whether anyone received treatment at the scene or whether the vehicle damaged nearby property. Officials also have not provided a timeline for additional updates.

The case remains under investigation. The cause, any potential charges and the full extent of the emergency response will remain unclear until Dallas police release further findings. The incident raises public-safety questions about how the vehicle reached the crowd and whether the crash could have been prevented.