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Shooting Incident at Old Dominion University Leaves Two Injured and Gunman Deceased

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A shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, resulted in two individuals being critically injured and the gunman dead. The incident occurred shortly before 10:50 a.m. at Constant Hall, prompting immediate responses from university and local police, as well as emergency services. Classes have been canceled for the remainder of the day, and the university has confirmed that there is no longer an active threat to the campus community. Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has stated that state support is being mobilized to assist local authorities. The university plans to provide further updates as the situation develops.

Key Details: • Shooting occurred at Constant Hall, the main building for the College of Business. • Classes and operations on the main campus are canceled for the rest of the day. • Emergency personnel continue to work in the area; avoid Constant Hall.

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