Sunday, October 7, 2007
tcnj shooting
Police investigate TCNJ shooting
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Police are investigating a report of a shooting early this morning on the campus of the College of New Jersey.Police received a 911 call shortly after 6 am reporting a shooting at Travers Hall, and e-mails were sent to students asking ...
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Possible TCNJ shooting
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Police are investigating a report of a shooting early this morning on the campus of the College of New Jersey.
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Law enforcement agencies are on campus at The College of New Jersey, investigating a possible shooting at Travers Hall. So far they have no corrobarated any evidence of the shooting that was reported but additional security efforts have ...
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right now the TCNJ campus community could use some prayer bc someone has just been shot! i don 39 t know all the details yet b ci literally just woke up a half an hour ago when i first heard this news but please pray for the tcnj ...
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Post Comment EWING Police are investigating a report of a shooting early Sunday morning on the campus of the College of New Jersey. Police received a 911 call shortly after 6 am reporting a shooting at Travers Hall, and emails...
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Sunday, October 7, 2007
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Associated PressEWING
Police investigating a 911 call describing a shooting early Sunday at the College of New Jersey believe the call may have been a hoax.
Police received the call shortly after 6 a.m. reporting a shooting at Travers Hall, and e-mails were sent to students asking them to remain in their locations while the investigation continued.
Three follow-up e-mails were sent and eventually students were told they could move about the campus, although security checkpoints had been set up, according to Matthew Golden, the school's director of communications.
By late morning, a message posted on the university's Web site said investigators "believe the original report may have been inaccurate."
"Other than the 911 call, we have no evidence that I know of that a shooting actually occurred," Golden said.Posted by <> at 11:31 AM
zipsy zippicunSunday, October 7, 2007
Central Jersey - Breaking news from Mercer, Hunterdon, Somerset, and Burlington Counties - NJ.com
Police at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) responded shortly after 6 a.m. to an anonymous 911 call reporting a possible shooting on campus Sunday. The call is under investigation, but police could not confirm the incident.
Shortly after 10 a.m., the Office of Public Affairs announced that authorities had completed their investigation and did not find anything that suggested a shooting.
Students were first notified of the incident at 6:40 a.m by e-mail. There have been subsequent e-mails in the following hours that said New Jersey State Police and TCNJ Campus Police were investigating the area of Travers Hall. ¶
"It has come to our attention within the last few moments that there has been a shooting on campus," said an early e-mail from TCNJ's Office of Public Affairs. "No further details are available at this time. As soon as more is known, additional information will be shared with the community. In the interim, please be vigilant and safe."
"Other than the 911 call, we have no evidence that I know of that a shooting actually occurred," Assistant Director for Public Information Matthew Golden told the Associate Press. ¶
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