Inglewood, California – A shooting incident occurred on Friday at the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, injuring two women who were taken to the hospital. This disheartening event unfolded around 4 p.m., prompting a swift response from local authorities.
Mayor James Butts confirmed the details during an interview with KABC-TV, indicating that the suspect remains at large but is not thought to be on campus. Following the incident, a thorough search of the premises was conducted, checking room by room for any potential threats.
The shooting appears to have taken place in an administrative office of the college. Preliminary investigations suggest it may be linked to workplace violence, with both victims identified as employees of the institution. According to the mayor, the suspected shooter is believed to be a former employee.
As for the victims, one is reported to be in critical condition, while the Los Angeles County Fire Department confirmed their transport to a local hospital via social media platform X.
Witnesses observed a significant police presence around the campus following the incident. Aerial footage revealed law enforcement responding in large numbers to ensure the safety of students and staff at the community college.
The Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, which has several campuses nationwide, offers specialized training in aviation maintenance technology. The Inglewood location serves around 500 students and is situated approximately one mile from Los Angeles International Airport.
Further updates are expected as authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
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