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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- A Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus police
officer was shot and killed Thursday night at the school's campus outside
Boston, police said.
The shooting came as the entire Boston area was on high alert following
Monday's fatal bomb explosions during the Boston Marathon and as the FBI was
leading a massive manhunt for suspects.
Police in Cambridge, where the school is located, issued a pair of Tweets
saying that an officer reported shot around 10:30 p.m. had died.
"Police, DA Investigating Fatal Shooting of Campus Police Officer In
Cambridge,'' the department Tweeted.
A Cambridge police officer confirmed the officer was shot but provided no
other information.
There was a large number of Massachusetts State Police and officers from
other agencies, as well as at least four fire trucks, at the scene on the
campus.
Massachusetts State Police said it was assisting Cambridge and campus police
in their investigation.
State police said no one had been arrested.
MIT campus police referred a caller to the campus news bureau, where no one
answered calls.
State police spokesman Dave Procopio said the shooting took place about 10:
30 p.m. local time outside an MIT building, the Associated Press reported.
The injured officer was described as a male but no further information about
him was released.
Procopio says authorities are searching for a suspect or suspects.
About 11,000 people attend the prestigious school. The MIT campus is in
Cambridge, just across the Charles River from Boston and less than two miles
from Copley Square, where two bombs exploded Monday near the finish line of
the Boston Marathon, triggering a massive manhunt for what the FBI said
were two suspects.
The school posted a statement on its website saying only that there had been
gunshots heard near the Stata building on campus. It said the area was
cordoned off by police and urged students to stay away from the area.
"At 10:48 PM today gunshots were reported near Building 32 (Stata) which is
currently surrounded by responding agencies. The area is cordoned off.
Please stay clear of area until further notice. Unknown if injuries have
occurred.. Although the situation is considered active and extremely
dangerous, an investigation is underway. Updates will be provided at this
site when more information becomes available."
The Cambridge police posted a statement on Twitter that they do not have a
suspect in custody.
MIT issued a Tweet saying the investigation was continuing and warning: "
Stay vigilant, stay indoors and away from Building 32/76 (Stata/Koch).''
officer was shot and killed Thursday night at the school's campus outside
Boston, police said.
The shooting came as the entire Boston area was on high alert following
Monday's fatal bomb explosions during the Boston Marathon and as the FBI was
leading a massive manhunt for suspects.
Police in Cambridge, where the school is located, issued a pair of Tweets
saying that an officer reported shot around 10:30 p.m. had died.
"Police, DA Investigating Fatal Shooting of Campus Police Officer In
Cambridge,'' the department Tweeted.
A Cambridge police officer confirmed the officer was shot but provided no
other information.
There was a large number of Massachusetts State Police and officers from
other agencies, as well as at least four fire trucks, at the scene on the
campus.
Massachusetts State Police said it was assisting Cambridge and campus police
in their investigation.
State police said no one had been arrested.
MIT campus police referred a caller to the campus news bureau, where no one
answered calls.
State police spokesman Dave Procopio said the shooting took place about 10:
30 p.m. local time outside an MIT building, the Associated Press reported.
The injured officer was described as a male but no further information about
him was released.
Procopio says authorities are searching for a suspect or suspects.
About 11,000 people attend the prestigious school. The MIT campus is in
Cambridge, just across the Charles River from Boston and less than two miles
from Copley Square, where two bombs exploded Monday near the finish line of
the Boston Marathon, triggering a massive manhunt for what the FBI said
were two suspects.
The school posted a statement on its website saying only that there had been
gunshots heard near the Stata building on campus. It said the area was
cordoned off by police and urged students to stay away from the area.
"At 10:48 PM today gunshots were reported near Building 32 (Stata) which is
currently surrounded by responding agencies. The area is cordoned off.
Please stay clear of area until further notice. Unknown if injuries have
occurred.. Although the situation is considered active and extremely
dangerous, an investigation is underway. Updates will be provided at this
site when more information becomes available."
The Cambridge police posted a statement on Twitter that they do not have a
suspect in custody.
MIT issued a Tweet saying the investigation was continuing and warning: "
Stay vigilant, stay indoors and away from Building 32/76 (Stata/Koch).''