NEW OVERNIGHT: Man in custody after shooting gun on Arizona State University's Tempe campus abc15
ASU PD received reports of someone with a gun near Barrett Honors College, near McAllister Avenue and Lemon Street, around 1:30 a.m.
The suspect fired multiple shots before fleeing when officers arrived, but police say the suspect was “quickly apprehended.”The suspect is only identified as a man and the suspect is not affiliated with ASU, police say.Police say people in the area were asked to shelter in place but are now free to move around safely.
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