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5 Wounded in Pair of Shootings in East Lansing on Halloween Night
Police said six of the hospitalized victims are stable after two shootings and two crashes, and several people were taken into custody.
- On Halloween and early Sunday, East Lansing Police Chief Jennifer Brown reported two separate shootings and two vehicle-pedestrian crashes that resulted in seven people hospitalized.
- East Lansing Fire Department crews responded to 91 total incidents within 24 hours, with 75 occurring overnight, necessitating backup from surrounding jurisdictions to manage the emergency volume.
- Four shooting victims are in stable condition, while the fifth person's status remains unknown; two pedestrians struck on Abbott Road and Grand River Avenue are also recovering.
- Police arrested drivers in both pedestrian crashes for suspected operating while intoxicated and recovered multiple firearms from the shooting scenes, though investigations remain ongoing.
- Following reports of alleged inappropriate behavior, Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz ordered the local Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter to cease operations, unrelated to the city's weekend violence.
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Four Overnight Incidents Near MSU Leave Students Shaken, Multiple Injured
Hundreds of Michigan State University students were celebrating Halloween weekend when four separate overnight incidents turned parts of East Lansing into active emergency scenes. East Lansing Police Department officials said two shootings and two unrelated pedestrian crashes near campus left multiple people injured, with five people suffering gunshot wounds and two pedestrians hospitalized. Police Chief Jennifer Brown said officers were respond…
Multiple people shot, 2 pedestrians hit in 4 overnight incidents near Michigan State University’s campus
East Lansing police are actively investigating two shootings and two unrelated pedestrian crashes that occurred overnight on Halloween near Michigan State University’s campus that left multiple people injured.
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