Close call! ASU police say a suspect fired shots at a student and an officer early this morning at the Tempe campus before he was taken into custody.
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According to ASU police, a teenage boy was arrested for firing multiple shots at Tempe’s Arizona State University campus early Thursday morning.
ASU police received a call about a gunman near campus residences at McAllister Avenue and Lemon Street around 1:30 AM. The area’s residents were advised to seek shelter.
Officers arrived and the suspect fired several shots before fleeing, but police were able to detain him quickly. Police were able to recover a gun.
According to police, the 17-year old detained wasn’t affiliated with the university. Police did not reveal his name. There were no injuries.
The shelter-in place order was lifted at 5 a.m. and the scene cleared by police at 6:30 a.m.
ASU police tweeted that “there is no ongoing threat the community and students are free to resume normal activities within the area.”
Anybody with further information or concerns about this incident is requested to call the ASU Police Department at (480-965-3566)