Virginia State University shooting: At least 5 injured, one critically
At least five people were shot at Virginia State University on Saturday morning and one remains in critical condition, according to the university and VSU Police.
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"Officers responded to the 3300 block of Boisseau Street at approximately 1:28 a.m. and discovered five individuals suffering from gunshot wounds outside VSU residence halls," a university official told Fox News Digital.
"All five were transported to area hospitals. One individual is currently in critical condition. The remaining four sustained non-life-threatening injuries," the official also shared.
VSU police earlier revealed that the shooting occurred near the school's Quad Annexes student housing complex.
"A shooting occurred in the area of the Quad Annexes involving multiple victims, who were transported to area hospitals," VSU Police wrote in a statement posted to X.
"Police are on scene and request that you avoid the area," the statement read.
The university said earlier on X that the shooting involved "multiple suspects." No arrests have been announced.
The campus initially went into lockdown, but the lockdown has now been lifted, according to the university official.
"A significant law enforcement presence remains on campus," a university official told Fox News Digital.
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An investigation into the shooting, led by Chesterfield County Police with assistance from VSU Police, ATF, and the Hanover County Sheriff's Office, is ongoing, a university official told Fox News Digital.
The university is asking anyone with information to contact Chesterfield County Police at 804-748-1251, Crime Solvers at 804-748-0660, or VSU Police at 804-524-5411.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
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