Shots fired in Temple University, no injuries reported
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- Students at Temple University were warned Wednesday of a shooting near campus, according to an alert from the school
- The university said shots were fired on the 1400 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue around 4 p.m
- Temple spokesperson told FOX 29 there are no reports of any victims at this time
On Wednesday, Temple University students received a warning about a shooting incident in close proximity to their campus, as per an alert issued by the university.
In a message posted on X, previously known as Twitter, the university disclosed that gunshots had been discharged on the 1400 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue at approximately 4 p.m.
The university emphasized caution, urging individuals to steer clear of the affected area and assured that the police were en route to respond to the situation.
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A representative from Temple University informed FOX 29 that as of the latest update, no reports of any victims had been received.
SkyFOX conducted aerial coverage of the scene, revealing that the area had been cordoned off with yellow police tape.
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To date, law enforcement authorities have not released any information regarding the circumstances surrounding the shooting or whether they are actively seeking any suspects in connection with the incident. The situation remains under investigation, and updates are anticipated as more details emerge.
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