The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a reported shooting on University of California, Los Angeles shortly before 10 a.m. at the engineering building, Boelter Hall. The LAPD twitter confirmed two fatalities. According to a press release from the LAPD, the two victims were male.
In a press conference, UCLA Police Department Chief Jim Herren said they are still searching for a suspect and the campus remains on lockdown.
The Daily Bruin reported students at UCLA received a Bruin Alert at 9:52 a.m. informing them to find a safe location.
The Daily Bruin also tweeted that the shooter is wearing a black jacket and black pants.
The shooter is still classified as active. The city of Los Angeles is on tactical alert.
More to come.
Shooting on UCLA campus prompts campus lockdown
May 31, 2016
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