USC Shooting: One person shot during 'active shooting situation' at South Carolina university
Police are at the scene where one person is believed to have been shot in the arm.
One person is believed to have been shot following reports of an "active shooter situation" close to the University of South Carolina.
The University of South Carolina Upstate in Spatanburg issued a Twitter alert warning that shots had been fired.
One person, who is not believed to be a student or a member of staff, is reported to have suffered a gunshot wound to the arm, according to The Independent.
The campus was earlier put on lockdown, but the University has now reported that the lockdown has been lifted.
Spartanburg County Sheriff's Lt. Kevin Bobo told the Associated Press that the shooting occurred at an apartment complex next to the school's campus.
A tweet from the university's account described the shooter as wearing khaki pants and a gray "hoodie," carrying an automatic weapon.
Police and emergency services are on the scene, at the Campus Edge apartments.
No arrests have been reported.
USC Upstate suspect is black male wearing khaki pants and grey hoodie carrying an automatic weapon.
— USC Upstate (@USCUpstate) November 7, 2017
