A high school in Texas was on lockdown, and a suspected gunman was in police custody after at least two students were injured in a reported shooting that unfolded outside the building early Monday, according to authorities and local reports.
Officers responded to Lamar High School in Arlington to investigate reports of a shooting and secured the scene, the Arlington Police Department said.
Two students suffered injuries and were receiving medical care, FOX4 Dallas-Forth Worth reported. No updates on their conditions were immediately available.
The suspected shooter was taken into custody, police said, without elaborating further.
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Lamar High School in Arlington, Texas, was put on lockdown early Monday after a shooting was reported outside the school building, police said. (FOX4 Dallas-Forth Worth KDFW)
Police did not immediately share whether any injuries were reported, saying more information would be released later.
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Police said that officers took the suspect into custody shortly after arriving at the scene. (FOX4 Dallas-Forth Worth KDFW)
Students and staff will be sent home once the lockdown is lifted, Arlington school district officials said, according to WFAA-TV.
Arlington is located about 28 miles west of Dallas.
This is a developing story; check back for updates.
