A police report confirmed two separate shootings at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina during the homecoming weekend, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The incident occurred on Sunday, according to local law enforcement.
Authorities identified the university as a historically Black college, emphasizing its role in the community. The shootings took place on campus, though the exact location was not immediately disclosed. Police are investigating the cause of the violence and have not yet released details about the suspects.
This is the second shooting at the institution this year, following a similar incident earlier in the month. Officials have expressed concern over the safety of students and staff, urging increased security measures. The university has not commented publicly on the incident, but campus security has been heightened in response to the recent events.
The homecoming weekend typically involves large gatherings, making the campus a high-traffic area. The shootings have raised questions about campus safety and the need for better security protocols. Law enforcement is working to determine whether the incidents are related.
The community is awaiting further details as the investigation continues. The university remains closed for the remainder of the weekend as a precaution.
