East Lansing police shooting: Police search for suspect after off-campus gunfire near Michigan State University

Police in East Lansing, Michigan, are searching for a suspect after a shooting near Michigan State University's campus early Sunday, November 1. The East Lansing Police Department (ELPD) confirmed that shots were fired near Linden Street and M.A.C. Avenue at approximately 12:26 am.

The shooting was reported in an area off the university campus. Police said there was no active threat to the public but confirmed that officers were searching for the suspect.

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According to The State News, witnesses reported hearing between three and seven gunshots in the area. One witness said they saw a person lying on the ground after the shooting. Another witness said two groups of people were arguing near a car before an individual emerged from the vehicle holding a gun.

ELPD Lieutenant Chad Stemen reportedly administered medical care to victims at the scene. However, police had not confirmed how many people were injured at the time of publication. The investigation is ongoing, and police are working to locate the suspect.

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What happened in the East Lansing police shooting?

The shooting took place near Michigan State University's campus, raising concerns among people in the surrounding area. Police confirmed that the incident occurred off campus and that there was no active threat.

The East Lansing Police Department is investigating the incident and has asked the public to follow official updates as more information becomes available.