Arlington, TX – Two students were shot on campus outside an Arlington high school on Monday morning.
The shootings occurred just before 7:30 a.m. on March 20 at Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, located in the 1400-block of West Lamar Boulevard, KDFW reported.
WFAA reported that two students were shot on campus, just outside of the building, according to Arlington police.
The Arlington Independent School District (AISD) said the high school remains on lockdown.
Arlington police have not yet released any information about what led up to the shooting, KXAS reported.
The wounded students were transported to the hospital for treatment.
No information has been released to the public on the medical conditions of the two students who were shot, KXAS reported.
Authorities have also not released the names of the wounded students.
The Arlington Police Department (APD) said that a suspect had been taken into custody, KXAS reported.
Officials have not yet said whether the shooter was another student at Lamar High School.
The school district asked parents and community members to stay away from campus while the lockdown remained in place, KXAS reported.
Students will be sent home when the lockdown is lifted, according to AISD.
JUST IN: 2 students injured after shooting at Lamar High School in Arlington, Texas; suspect in custody – KTVT
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 20, 2023
Shooting at Lamar high school this morning 🤦🏾♂️ pic.twitter.com/Ch9bl1j8sW
— S U U O O O P (@2MuchINKK) March 20, 2023
Two students were wounded, and one person was arrested following a shooting at Lamar High School in Arlington.
Arlington police said it happened around 7:30 a.m. Monday on campus but outside of the school building. pic.twitter.com/2l6TxUZv06
— K-12 School Shooting Database (@K12ssdb) March 20, 2023
Lamar High School (TX) is under a lockdown after an on-campus shooting this morning.
Two students are injured and are receiving medical care. pic.twitter.com/6mb0LvkRBF
— K-12 School Shooting Database (@K12ssdb) March 20, 2023
Two students shot at Lamar High (TX) before morning classes started.
Metal detectors and fortified classrooms do nothing to prevent the majority of shootings on campuses which happen outside the building and during non-classroom time periods (opening, lunch, dismissal). pic.twitter.com/vAlSMl2xj6
— K-12 School Shooting Database (@K12ssdb) March 20, 2023
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