Gunman who injured 2 people at Old Dominion University in Virginia is dead, college says - AP News
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A gunman who injured two people at Old Dominion University in Virginia is dead, according to the college. No additional details about the incident, victims' conditions, or circumstances of the gunman's death were provided in the available content.
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A shooting incident occurred at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, resulting in two injuries and the death of the gunman. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
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