One died after shooting at Northern Carolina College, six injured

One person was killed and six others were injured during a shooting at Elizabeth City State University in Northern Carolina. According to a university statement, the incident occurred on Sunday morning at the center of the campus after the Viking Fest ceremony.
A 24 -year -old man, who was not a student, died in the attack. His identity is stopped until his family is informed. Four people, including three students, suffered gunshot wounds, but their injuries are not a threat to life. All the victims were rushed to the hospital for treatment.
The university imposed a campus lockdown and shelter-in-place order, which was later removed. Officials said there is no threat to students or employees. North Carolina is working with the local police to investigate the shooting shooting shooting shooting and has asked the public to present any information or footage.
Elizabeth City State University, the University of North Carolina System, has around 2,000 students. The incident follows a deadly shoot at Florida State University earlier this month, highlighting the concerns on the security of the campus in the United States.
The incident follows a deadly shoot at Florida State University earlier this month, where a 20 -year -old student, allegedly a Sheriff Deputy son of a Sheriff, set fire to the Talhasi campus. The suspect was killed and six others were injured and taken into custody before being shot. Officials revealed that the mother of the gun suspect, a former Sheriff, belonged to the deputy.