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Altercation in parking garage leads to discharge of a weapon

September 1, 2024 by David Hall

On September 1, 2024, at approximately 12:10 A.M., an altercation occurred in Bear Park South parking garage, located on the southwest corner of campus. The incident appears to have begun when two non-students had a verbal interaction with individuals in a vehicle at the entrance to the parking garage. The two non-students proceeded to the top of the parking garage when several vehicles arrived, and a group of individuals began assaulting the two individuals. During the brief altercation, a firearm was used to hit one of the victims. The firearm appears to have then accidentally discharged, causing the group of individuals flee the scene. There was not any serious injuries or property damage. The Springfield Police Department is investigating the incident.


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