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Police comb Indiana University campus for suspects after stabbing - Chicago Tribune
(Reuters) - Police were combing the campus of Indiana University at Bloomington for two men armed with a knife after a student was slashed during a fight in the parking lot of a housing complex on Sunday, the university said.
"Around 4 a.m., apparently, three students were involved in some sort of a fight at a student apartment complex at the edge of campus," said university spokesman Mark Land, adding that police were searching for two suspects, who may be armed with a knife.
However, the University called off a warning to students and faculty to take shelter, saying that although the suspects remained at large, there was no immediate threat to anyone on campus.
"Around 4 a.m., apparently, three students were involved in some sort of a fight at a student apartment complex at the edge of campus," said university spokesman Mark Land, adding that police were searching for two suspects, who may be armed with a knife.
"We have just issued an all-clear. We don't think there is any danger to anyone else on campus," he said.
He said a student who was stabbed in the fight outside the student apartments had suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was being treated at a local hospital.
(Reporting by Cynthia Johnston; Editing by David Brunnstrom and Christopher Wilson)
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