ROSEBURG, Ore. (AP) – The latest on a deadly shooting at a community college in Oregon (all times local):
6:15 a.m.
A doctor says one victim of the deadly mass shooting at an Oregon community college will likely be released from a Roseburg hospital Friday.
Dr. Jason Gray of Mercy Medical Center says the hospital received 10 patients Thursday – one died, two were quickly treated and released and three were transferred to a hospital near Eugene for a higher-level of care.
Of the four remaining patients, one was discharged late Thursday and one will leave Friday. As for the other two, Gray says both are expected to survive but one remains in critical condition.
6:02 a.m.
Authorities investigating a deadly mass shooting at an Oregon community college say they have found a number of firearms at the gunman’s apartment.
Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin told television stations in Eugene, Oregon, early Friday that investigators were at Umpqua (UHMP’-kwah) Community College and the shooter’s nearby apartment throughout the night. He says investigators will release details on the number and types of weapons later Friday.
Officials identified the gunman as 26-year-old Chris Harper Mercer and say he opened fire at the college Thursday, killing nine people and wounding seven others before dying during an exchange of gunfire with officers.
Hanlin also says investigators went door to door in the neighborhoods near the college and the shooter’s apartment to try to learn more details.