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Search underway for suspected gunman outside Notre Dame football game vs Michigan State
Police said 2 people were shot and no continued threat remained after the campuswide shelter order was lifted.
- On Saturday, Sept. 19, a suspected gunman opened fire near Notre Dame's campus at Eddy Street Commons during the football game against Michigan State, prompting a shelter-in-place order.
- A fight broke out near Eddy Street and Angela Boulevard, leading to gunfire that injured two people, including a police officer struck by shrapnel or a ricochet during the altercation.
- Police are actively searching for the suspect, described as a heavy-set Black male wearing blue shorts, a black shirt, and one white shoe, who investigators believe fled in a westerly direction.
- Both victims were taken to a hospital and are expected to be OK, though the intersection of Eddy Street and Angela Boulevard remains an active crime scene the public should avoid.
- Notre Dame officials confirmed there is no continued threat to campus, though law enforcement continues collecting evidence from the scene and it remains unclear when the area will fully reopen.
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Police officer among 2 people shot near Notre Dame campus, officials say
Two people were hurt in a shooting Saturday near the University of Notre Dame, in South Bend, Indiana. Police say one of those people was an officer, who was possibly hit by a bullet that ricocheted.
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Shooting Near Notre Dame Stadium Injures Officer, Sends Person to Hospital
SOUTH BEND, Ind —A South Bend police officer was injured and another person was taken to the hospital after a shooting near Notre Dame Stadium Saturday night. The officer was hit by a ricocheted bullet during the shooting, South Bend Police Chief Scott Ruszkowski said. A university spokesperson said the other person was taken to […]
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