Key Points
- At least one student and a total of 5 people were injured
- The shooting occurred in the Quad Annexes area of Virginia State University
- Multiple suspects were reported in the incident
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A shooting occurred at Virginia State University on Saturday, resulting in at least 5 people being injured, including one student. The incident took place in the Quad Annexes area of the university, while campus police and Chesterfield County officers were investigating a multiple suspect incident.
The campus was temporarily closed after the shooting, and a thorough investigation was launched by the police. University officials did not disclose the identities of those injured but stated that at least one of them was a student and did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
The shooting occurred at the beginning of the university's new academic year, and university officials stated that they took necessary measures to ensure student safety.
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- At which university did the shooting occur?
- Virginia State University
- How many people were injured?
- At least 5 people
- Were there any life-threatening injuries during the shooting?
- No, it was reported that at least one person's injuries were not life-threatening
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