CONCORD, N.C. -- Police in Concord are still on the scene of a fatal shooting trying to piece together information, and find out who pulled the trigger in a shooting that left the father of four dead on Saturday morning.

Officers said a fight at a block party led to multiple people firing guns around 4 a.m. Saturday. Keyarre Miller, 20, was killed. Three others were shot on Ervin Avenue.

As of Sunday afternoon police said they still had dozens of people to interview and still had no leads as to who is responsible and involved in the shooting.

Miller's aunt was one of nearly 100 people at the party. "I ran to take cover," Stephanie Graham said. "And then I heard somebody say my nephew had got shot. And when I ran outside, I saw him and his girlfriend on the ground."

According to hospital officials at Carolinas Medical Center, Miller's girlfriend, Echo Rice, was listed in fair condition Sunday morning.

Police said the two other victims, Troy Alexander and Tracy Dewayne Andrews Jr., went to CMC Northeast. Alexander was released from the hospital. A hospital official said Andrews was not in the patient directory.