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   BALTIMORE - A 17-year-old in Washington, D.C. has been arrested and   
   charged with multiple counts of attempted murder in the shooting   
   that left five people injured during homecoming festivities at   
   Morgan State University.   
      
   The teen was taken into custody on October 12, without incident,   
   police say. He will be held at the Central Booking Intake Facility   
   in Baltimore.   
      
   In addition, detectives say they have issued an attempted murder   
   warrant for 18-year-old Jovan Williams in connection to the   
   shooting.   
      
   In a statement, Morgan State University President David Wilson said   
   neither Williams nor the 17-year-old arrested are Morgan State   
   students. Neither have a connection to the university, he added.   
      
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   Jovan Williams (Baltimore Police Dept.)   
   The shooting happened October 3 following a coronation ceremony for   
   this year’s Mister and Miss Morgan State.   
      
   The campus was placed on lockdown and students were told to shelter   
   in place because police initially thought there was an active   
   shooter threat.   
      
   Baltimore police released surveillance images of persons of interest   
   and asked the public for help identifying them. Investigators said   
   they believe the violence stemmed from a dispute and involved two   
   shooters.   
      
   University leaders canceled classes and homecoming activities for   
   the remainder of the week following the shooting.   
      
   Authorities said the five victims, including four Morgan State   
   students, likely were not intended targets.   
      
   All the victims were released from local hospitals last week.   
      
   Previous Morgan State homecoming celebrations have also been subject   
   to violence. In October 2022, a young man was shot during what   
   officials called an unsanctioned homecoming after-party on campus,   
   and the year before, a freshman was arrested and charged with   
   shooting his classmate over homecoming weekend.   
      
   The Associated Press contributed to this report   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/morgan-state-shooting-17-old-150958204.html   
      
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