Three people were killed and four others were wounded at a house party shooting in New Mexico over the weekend.

Bishop Henderson, 19, was arrested Sunday in connection with the deadly shooting that occurred earlier that day in Hobbs, police said. Henderson was charged with aggravated battery, but police in the southeastern New Mexico town on the Texas border said additional charges are expected.

Bishop Henderson. Hobbs Police Department

Among the three killed was Lamar Lee-Kane, 22, a basketball player from the University of the Southwest. The school mourned his death in a tweet, saying they were saddened by the tragic event. “We ask you pray for the school as a whole as well the Lee-Kane family,” the school wrote.

Sen. Tom Udall, D-N.M., also expressed his grief for the seven people injured or killed in the shooting, all of whom were between 18 and 24.

“Words cannot express the shock and sadness at the news of another shooting in one of our communities,” the senator wrote on Twitter.

Words cannot express the shock and sadness at the news of another shooting in one of our communities. Jill & I are thinking about the victims & their loved ones & are so thankful for the first responders on the scene. All of New Mexico stands with Hobbs. — Tom Udall (@SenatorTomUdall) August 26, 2019

Police responded to the shooting at almost 1 a.m. Sunday after shots were fired at the loud house party. They found seven gunshot victims when they arrived at the house.

The three people killed Sunday morning died at the scene, and the four injured were taken to a local hospital. Three of the four were eventually flown to Lubbock, Texas, to receive further treatment.

Authorities have not released information about a motive at this time.