FRANKFORT, Ky. — A tragic shooting incident at Kentucky State University has left one person dead and another critically injured, prompting a swift response from local authorities. As reported, police arrived at the campus shortly after receiving reports of an 'active aggressor,' which resulted in a lockdown of the school located in Frankfort, the state’s capital.
Multiple police vehicles were seen stationed around dormitory clusters, and crime scene tape was placed in courtyards, signifying the seriousness of the situation. According to reports, there has been no immediate disclosure about the specifics of the shooting location within the campus, as police and university officials continue to investigate the scene without further comment.
Governor Andy Beshear confirmed the occurrence on social media, stating, 'We will share more information as available,' while also urging the community to pray for all affected individuals. The campus remains a place of learning for approximately 2,200 students at this historically Black university, founded in 1886, underscoring the profound impact such violence can have on educational environments.
As the situation unfolds, public safety remains a priority, with further updates expected from law enforcement during an evening news conference.
Multiple police vehicles were seen stationed around dormitory clusters, and crime scene tape was placed in courtyards, signifying the seriousness of the situation. According to reports, there has been no immediate disclosure about the specifics of the shooting location within the campus, as police and university officials continue to investigate the scene without further comment.
Governor Andy Beshear confirmed the occurrence on social media, stating, 'We will share more information as available,' while also urging the community to pray for all affected individuals. The campus remains a place of learning for approximately 2,200 students at this historically Black university, founded in 1886, underscoring the profound impact such violence can have on educational environments.
As the situation unfolds, public safety remains a priority, with further updates expected from law enforcement during an evening news conference.
