AN active shooter warning was issued in Brazos County, Texas, where at least six people, including one trooper were reportedly shot.
Bravos County Law Enforcement reportedly sent out an alert which emerged on Twitter during the afternoon hours of April 8.
Cops told The Sun that there was an “active situation” at that location but did not confirm there was a shooter.
Several people were apparently shot at Kentmoore Cabinets at 501 Industrial Blvd in Bryan, Texas, the afternoon of April 8.
KBTX reported that there were multiple people hurt with gunshot wounds near Stone City Avenue and that local police had confirmed the incident.
Maria Brock, the Payroll Admin at Kentmoore, told The Sun she was safe, however, they were “on lockdown”.
Brock said she could not confirm any other details regarding police presence, injuries, or where other staffers were located.
The number of injured victims was initially four, according to scanner reports on social media, but the number rapidly rose to seven.
It wasn’t immediately clear what the casualty numbers were as of 4pm ET.
A reporter with KBTX at the scene tweeted that there was “mass shooting at a business in Bryan,” where at least six people were injured with several others left in a critical condition as of 2:58pm local time.
Two ambulances have rushed to St. Joseph Hospital, and six more are en route to the Brazos County Industrial Park, reported The Bryan College Eagle, citing police scanners.
An administrator at Jane Long School claimed the institution was “not in lockdown” and they were “in the process of dismissing students”.
“I cannot answer any questions … Everybody at the school is safe,” said a school administrator who answered the phone but declined to give her name.
The school staffer then handed the phone over to another man, who also declined to give his name, and referred The Sun to their communications department.
“We’re not on lockdown, we’re on perimeter seal,” he said shortly after 3.30pm local time.
Authorities have released an advisory to law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for a possible suspect vehicle, The Eagle reported.
A witness has reportedly identified a possible suspect, the outlet reported citing police scanners.
According to KHOU, a perimeter was set up by Bryan and College Station police around the industrial park.
