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FRANKFORT, Ky. — In the early morning hours of Sunday, August 17, an unknown individual fired multiple rounds from a vehicle near Young Hall on the Kentucky State University campus. KSU Police officers were already on location when the shots were fired and were able to immediately respond by securing the area and protect those present.

No KSU students or employees were injured. Two non-students were transported for medical attention, one of whom has been released. A KSU Police vehicle and the exterior of the tutoring center at Young Hall sustained damage. The Frankfort Police Department is leading the investigation, with full support from KSU Police.

Kentucky State University remains on heightened alert. Only registered students with a valid student ID are permitted to access residence halls, and the University has authorized increased patrols by KSU Police and security personnel.

The University will also request that all charges be pursued against any individuals who came onto campus and endangered students working to better themselves through education.

“Our students deserve to learn and thrive in a safe environment,” said Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo, President of Kentucky State University. “We remain fully committed to protecting our campus community and will take every step necessary to safeguard their well-being.”

Anyone with information related to the incident is encouraged to contact the Frankfort Police Department at 502-875-8523. Callers may remain anonymous.