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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Radford Univ. campus on lockdown

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By ASSOCIATED PRESS

RADFORD, Va. (AP) -- Radford University officials have put the campus on lockdown and asked students to seek shelter as police search for a man suspected of shooting someone near the campus.

Radford Police Chief Don Goodman says the shooting happened around 9 p.m. Thursday. The victim hasn't been identified.

The university said in an e-mail that the suspect was seen near the school's Bonnie Hurlbert Student Center.

A news release from the city of Radford says the man, who was wearing no shirt, a camouflaged jacket, and do-rag, is considered armed and dangerous.

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