DETROIT, MI — Wayne State University police are actively investigating a shooting that occurred late Tuesday night at the Chatsworth Suites, a dormitory located near the Student Center. University officials reported that the incident involved a dispute between individuals who were known to each other.
According to a campus alert sent shortly after 10 p.m., a shot was fired during the altercation, prompting authorities to advise students to shelter in place. By shortly after midnight, police confirmed that all individuals involved had left the building, a firearm had been recovered, and there was no ongoing threat to the campus community. Normal operations resumed on Wednesday morning.
At this time, it remains unclear if anyone was injured during the incident. No arrests have been made, but investigators believe they have identified the parties involved and continue efforts to locate them.
Wayne State University officials emphasized that the university has protocols and guidance in place for handling active shooter situations, following a history of campus safety incidents nationwide. The alert comes nearly three years after a tragic shooting at Michigan State University that claimed three lives and injured five others, underscoring ongoing concerns about campus security.
Authorities continue to urge anyone with information about the incident to come forward to assist in the investigation. Students and residents are reminded to remain vigilant and follow official communications regarding campus safety.