According to a tweet, the suspect was last seen on Euclid Avenue near University Hospitals.
The person was described by CWRU as wearing a green hoodie and blue jeans.
CWRU Alert: Suspect with gun on campus, last seen on Euclid near University Hospitals. Black male, green hoodie, blue jeans. All buildings are card-access only.— Case Western Reserve Officials asked the community in a tweet to stay alert, stay in place and wait for further instruction.CWRU Alert: Emergency reported on campus; police are investigating. Authorities advise the campus community to stay alert and in place, and await instruction.The university said police are investigating the incident as of 5:24 p.m., and would have an update shortly.
CWRU Alert: Police continue to investigate. Please avoid the area and stay in a safe place. Buildings remain in card-only access. Next update in 15 minutes.
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