Crandall Ingram was identified as the suspect in the North Carolina Central University shooting.
Shots were fired at the Townes Science Building at Concord Street and East Lawson Street, ABC reported. The school was placed on lockdown for around 30 minutes.
The person who was the intended victim was located by police, who said he was not injured.
Ingram, 20, is already wanted on other charges including trespassing and delaying a law enforcement officer. He is still on the run.
Police said that he is likely still armed. A city-wide alert was issued for him in Durham, N.C.
Officials told ABC that Ingram was a NCUU student until 2011. He was banned from the campus.
They said he was likely driving a cream-colored Audi with four doors.
“Nobody has left this university in an ambulance,” N.C. Central Police Chief Timothy Bellamy said of the lockdown and shooting, reported WRAL. “No one was injured at all.”
“No one is injured, no one has been taken to the hospital,” he added, according to WNCN. “The person who was shot at is fine -- may be a little scared, but he’s fine.”
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