Overview
- Shots were reported inside Klamath Hall on Nov. 8 and Sacramento State police arrived within about a minute, finding evidence that rounds were fired in a first-floor lobby and computer room.
- No injuries were reported, but six male suspects described as 18 to 20 years old fled on foot and three were said to be armed with handguns.
- The suspects are not believed to be Sacramento State students and investigators are working with local law enforcement while asking anyone with information to contact Sac State police.
- In response the university restricted residence-hall access, suspended guest privileges, increased patrols across North Village and offered counseling to students and staff.
- Klamath Hall houses about 200 first-year students and North Village holds roughly 2,500 residents, a scale that helps explain the disruption to campus life and raises questions about building-entry controls after an earlier campus shooting this fall.