Suspect arrested for taking pictures close JMU that wounded 8 - WTOP

the person suspected of wounding eight americans when he opened hearth near James Madison university Sunday morning was arrested Sunday afternoon.

the man who police say wounded eight people when he fired photographs right into a crowd near James Madison institution Sunday morning became taken into custody via police in Harrisonburg, Virginia, within the afternoon.

The shooting came about early Sunday morning within the 1500 block of Devon Lane, which is around a mile from the constructing that properties the tuition's company college.

Tyreaf Isaiah Fleming, 20, of Harrisonburg, become arrested and charged with tried murder, aggravated malicious wounding, possession of a firearm with the aid of a convicted felon and using a firearm during the fee of a felony, in accordance with a news liberate from Harrisonburg Police.

"Our work continues on this case as we investigate all aspects of this incident and verify if some other individuals had been involved," Harrisonburg Police Chief Kelley Warner mentioned in a information unlock.

The victims had been shot early Sunday morning around 2:20 a.m. all through an outdoor gathering at a housing advanced.

both JMU college students and local Harrisonburg residents reside within the complex, in keeping with Michael Parks, a metropolis spokesperson.

Parks informed WTOP that not one of the victims suffered life threatening accidents and their ages latitude from 18 to 27. none of the victims is enrolled on the institution.

Witnesses told police the suspect fired diverse times into a crowd on the out of doors gathering.

5 of the victims had been taken to Sentara RMH clinical core for medication, while three others were transported to Charlottesville at UVA. Police didn't have an update on the people who have been shot when the arrest turned into announced Sunday afternoon.

Police noted a combination of witness statements and attainable security camera video helped them determine Fleming as a suspect.

Police ask anyone with advice on the taking pictures to contact HPD's Det. Thurston at 540-432-7787.

See a map of where the shootings took location beneath:

WTOP's Joshua Barlow contributed to this story.

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