Police in central Virginia were investigating a mass shooting on a college campus that left four people with injuries.
The Chesterfield County Police said it happened around 12:30 a.m. in a parking lot on Boisseau Street near the stadium. The victims are not enrolled for the fall semester and are expected to survive, WTVR-TV reported.
The campus was closed and on a lockdown overnight as police investigated the shooting. It has since reopened.
Police had multiple suspects in the shooting and charges were pending, WBBT-TV reported. It is the second shooting on campus this year. In April, a 15-year-old girl was shot on campus.
A university spokesperson told WBBT that only freshmen and a few upperclassmen are currently on the campus. Classes are set to begin on Monday.
Virginia State University is a historically black college and university in Petersburg, about 30 minutes south of Richmond.
