Just after 8 p.m., a second “Titan Alert” was issued to students confirming that the suspect had been taken into custody, while advising people to continue avoiding the area as a precaution.
Police in Oshkosh are investigating a shooting that occurred near the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh campus on the evening of April 11. The first campus-wide alert was sent at approximately 7:39 p.m., notifying students and staff of an active police response to reports of gunfire nearby.
According to authorities, the initial alert described the suspect as a white male wearing a navy blue sweatshirt and sweatpants, along with a black baseball cap. The message urged those in the vicinity to remain alert and take necessary safety precautions while officers responded to the unfolding situation.
Emergency services quickly moved into the area, working to secure the scene and locate the individual involved. The incident prompted concern across campus, with many students relying on the Titan Alert system for real-time updates and guidance.
Less than half an hour later, a follow-up alert confirmed that the suspect had been apprehended. Despite this, officials advised the public to stay clear of the scene as investigations continued and police ensured the area was fully secured.
Authorities have not yet released further details about the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The investigation remains ongoing as police work to determine exactly what led to the incident.
