Shooting Incident Shuts Down University of New Mexico Campus
A fatal shooting occurred at the University of New Mexico, resulting in one death and one injury. The campus was shut down, and students were instructed to shelter in place. Authorities are actively investigating the incident, while the suspect remains at large.

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A fatal shooting early Friday morning has left the University of New Mexico community in shock, as one person was killed and another wounded at the Albuquerque campus. Authorities report that the suspect is still at large.
The tragic incident occurred at the Casas del Rio dormitory complex, prompting the university to close its central campus. While the injured individual suffered non-life-threatening injuries, the administration urged students to shelter in place.
Multiple law enforcement agencies have converged on the scene, conducting a thorough investigation into the incident and working tirelessly to apprehend the suspect. The University of New Mexico serves approximately 23,000 students, many of whom depend on the campus for their education.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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