A Vicksburg teen was arrested this morning for a shooting Saturday evening near City Park Pavilion on Lee Street.

Oscar Anderson, 17, 2705 Drummond St., was arrested at 8:51 at his home and charged with shooting into an occupied vehicle and five counts of attempted aggravated assault, Sgt. Sandra Williams said.

Williams said Anderson is accused of “firing several shots at a vehicle” around 11:30 at Lee and Washington streets. She said the people in the car, one adult and four children ages 11 to 16, were driving away on Lee after attending a party at City Park Pavilion when Anderson fired shots from the sidewalk near the public gathering spot.

The 16-year-old victim identified Anderson as the shooter. No injuries were reported and the reason for the shooting was not known. A weapon was not recovered.

Anderson was being booked into the Vicksburg Police Department this morning.

Williams said she did not know what was going on at the pavilion, which can be rented for private parties.

Two men jailed for fighting dogs

Two Vicksburg men were in the Warren County Jail this morning accused of using dogs to fight.

Joseph Hall, 39, 2616 Pearl St., and Shawn Porter, 37, 518 Speed St., were arrested at 11:45 a.m. Sunday at Porter’s home and charged with felony dogfighting, police Sgt. Sandra Williams said.

Williams said police received an anonymous tip, and when they arrived at Porter’s home, they found two scarred pitbulls. The pitbulls were taken to the Vicksburg Animal Shelter.

The men were not fighting the dogs at the time of their arrest, Williams said. Felony dogfighting carries a penalty of a maximum three years in prison and fines from $1,000 to $5,000, Williams said.

Hall and Porter were each held on a $2,500 bond.

Bikes, games, truck hot during weekend

Three residential burglaries, an auto burglary and an auto theft were reported in the city and county.

Two 20-inch Mongoose bikes valued at $199, a 60-inch LG flat-screen TV valued at $2,300, a 50-inch LG flat-screen TV valued at $1,800, a Dell desktop computer valued at $600 and a Sony laptop valued at $800 were reported missing at 12:43 p.m. Friday from a home in the 300 block of Cairo Drive.

An Xbox, two Xbox games, a Nintendo Wii, four Wii games, two pairs of sneakers, four watches, an amplifier and a laptop carrying case were reported missing at 4:36 p.m. Friday from a home in the 2000 block of Floyd Street.

An 42-inch LG flat-screen TV valued at $1,100 was reported missing at 6:53 p.m. Sunday from a home in the 2600 block of Washington Street.

A pair of leather gloves, a set of tools, $400 and a backpack valued at $20 were reported missing at 11:07 p.m. Saturday from a 1997 Hyundai Accent in the 600 block of Belva Drive.

A white 2006 F-250 Ford pickup valued at $32,000, Mississippi tag 2AI 032, was reported missing at 4:30 p.m. Sunday from the 100 block of Franklin Lane.

Wrecks injure eight during weekend

Three car wrecks sent eight people to the hospital.

Frank Dixon, 40, 227 Demby Drive, and Michael Dixon, 38, 8380 Halls Ferry Road, were taken to River Region Medical Center after a two-car wreck at 5:34 p.m. Friday on Interstate 20 near the Mississippi River Bridge. Both were treated and released, hospital spokesman Allen Karel said.

At 11:32 that evening, five others were injured.

Menyatta Hicks, 16, 30 Smallwood Road; Tisha Porter, 16, 685 Belva Drive; Catriama Pugh, 16, 1416 Greenhill Road; Chris Hunter, 15, 1840 Martin Luther King Jr.; and Peter Harris, 15, 2228 Grove St., were treated and released from River Region, Karel said.

At 3:48 p.m. Sunday, Carl Austin, 50, 1765 Fisher Ferry Road, was treated and released after a wreck on Burnt House Road.

No information was available for any of the wrecks.