CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. -- A Fort Campbell soldier was killed early Sunday morning in Clarksville after a fight at a nightclub on Riverside Drive.

Bryan Christopher Hastye, 25, was killed.

Four men -- Kenneth Hatch, Samuel Majors, Frank Beasley, and Montez Hall -- have all been charged in his death.

Hastye left the 808 Nightclub with another person at about 2:10 a.m. after getting into a fight with the suspects, Clarksville police spokesman Officer Jim Knoll said.

Hastye was in the backseat of his friend’s car when a black Dodge Charger with the four suspects inside pulled up behind them and fired at least one shot, police said.

A bullet came through the trunk of the vehicle and struck Hastye in the back. He was later pronounced dead at Gateway Medical Center.

Officers said they pulled over a black Dodge Charger within minutes of the shooting and discovered a pistol inside with the four suspects.

Hatch, Majors, Beasley and Hall all denied being the shooter, so all four were arrested and charged with criminal homicide, Knoll said.