ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Albuquerque police officers responded to reports of at least one shot fired at Coronado Mall Friday afternoon.

Officers quickly determined there is not an active shooter, and there does not appear to be any injuries, according to APD.

About 100 police officers were in the area monitoring a demonstration at the Uptown shopping area when they were alerted to the reports of shots fired just before 4 p.m. Friday. They rushed to Coronado Mall.

While there are no reported injuries, officers did find at least one bullet casing, police say.

Officers are also working to determine if the individual who fired the shot has been identified. The suspect is not in custody — police say he was chased out of the mall and he got away.

Police say the mall will be closed Friday night, and they are not sure about the mall reopening Saturday.

This is a developing story. Stay with KOB 4 Eyewitness News and KOB.com for updates.

There is NOT an active shooter at Coronado Mall. APD officers responded quickly to a report of a shot fired. Nobody was injured and there is not an active threat. Officers are working to get individuals out of the mall.

— Albuquerque Police Department (@ABQPOLICE) November 24, 2023

PER APD: they received calls of shots fired at Coronado Mall just before 4pm. Officers rushed over and an off duty BCSO lieutenant saw what was happening and chased the suspect. No one was injured and they did multiple searches through the mall. The mall will be closed tonight.

— Feliz Romero (@FelizRomeroTV) November 25, 2023