- There was reportedly an active shooter on the campus of Victoria College in Texas, southeast of San Antonio, on Monday evening
- The alarm went off just after 7:05 p.m., prompting the college to impose a lockdown and order all students to secure doors and stay indoors
- Police discovered a 30-year-old man with gunshot wounds in the Victoria College parking lot and was taken to hospital
An active shooter has “killed at least two people” on the campus of Victoria College in Texas, southeast of San Antonio.
The alarm was raised shortly after 7:05pm on Monday evening when the college asked all students to “lock the doors and stay inside”.
A 30-year-old man enrolled in college was found with gunshot wounds in the parking lot of Victoria College.
He was taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
Victoria Police said the alarm was raised just after 7:05pm on Monday evening when the college asked all students to “lock the doors and stay inside”.
“Currently word is that two are dead,” wrote one X user, Jon Mark
The community college went into lockdown as soon as shots were fired on campus
An alert from Victoria College said there were reports of shots being fired at the Continuing Education Center building.
The suspects behind the shooting had already fled by the time Victoria Police arrived at the scene.
The campus was placed on lockdown as police continued their hunt for the suspect.
‘I feel sick. My friend is a professor there and had evening classes this evening and decided to cut the class early. They left before the shooting began. Currently the word is that two are dead,” wrote one X user, Jon Mark.
Active shooter ‘kills at least two’ on Victoria College campus in Texas: shelter in place
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