A shooting incident on a university campus in the U.S. state of South Carolina has left two people dead and at least one other person injured.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports, citing Fox News, that the incident prompted an immediate emergency response from local authorities.
Following the shooting, university administration declared a lockdown, and officials confirmed that heightened security measures remain in effect. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has taken the lead in the ongoing investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the violence.
University officials announced that all classes were canceled for February 13, and psychological support services are being provided to students and faculty members affected by the tragedy. While the investigation continues, the identity of the shooter and the motive behind the attack have not yet been officially disclosed.
Campus shootings remain a significant concern across the United States, leading to increased calls for enhanced security protocols and mental health resources within educational institutions. Federal and state agencies often collaborate in the aftermath of such events to evaluate safety measures and provide comprehensive support to the impacted communities.
