Monday, September 11, 2006

UA officials say on-campus shooting was random

Drive-by shooter seriously injures UA student

University of Arizona Police and members of Greek Life on the UA campus are remaining tight-lipped about a drive-by shooting early Saturday morning.

It happened on First Street near Campbell Avenue just outside the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house.
Police say an 18-year-old female freshman was hit in the stomach when several shots were fired from a passing car.

The girl had recently been accepted into a sorority on campus, but UA officials don't feel she was in any way a target.

"All signs really do point to this being a random act. one that's rarely seen here on campus," says Johnny Cruz from the University of Arizona.

A letter sent to students at one campus sorority warned them to be safe and not to talk to the media about any details in this case.
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