A shooting near Howard University on Friday night left at least four people injured by gunfire, two of them in critical or serious condition, according to Washington, DC, police. The attack unfolded as thousands attended homecoming celebrations on the historic campus, sparking panic and a swift emergency response. Authorities have not confirmed whether any suspects are in custody as the investigation continues into the shocking act of violence that disrupted the festivities.
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Shots Fired Near Campus Heart
The incident occurred around 8:23 p.m. on the 600 block of Howard Place, an area near the university’s main Yard and the School of Architecture. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots as crowds gathered for homecoming events. Police quickly flooded the scene, securing the area and launching an investigation. Authorities confirmed that one victim is in critical condition and another in serious condition, though no arrests have yet been made.
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Victims and Injuries Confirmed
According to a DC emergency services spokesperson, seven individuals were treated for injuries following the shooting, with four confirmed as gunshot victims. The remaining three sustained other injuries likely related to the chaos that followed the gunfire. Emergency personnel transported victims to nearby hospitals, while police cordoned off several blocks to contain the scene and prevent further panic among attendees…