Four students were injured in a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas on Tuesday, police said.
A suspect in the shooting remains at large, according to Dallas ISD Police Department Assistant Chief of Police Christina Smith.
“The suspect has not been arrested, but we have identified the suspect,” Smith said during a press briefing Tuesday evening. “We have many of our law enforcement partners helping us, and we are working on locating and arresting the suspect at this time.”
Preliminary information indicated that the shooting was student-on-student violence and not an active shooter situation, multiple sources told ABC News.
The four injured students were transferred to area hospitals, according to Smith, who did not provide more details on their conditions.
At least one student was shot in the leg, sources said.
Smith said she did not have information on what led to the shooting, calling it a “very fresh investigation.”
The gun used in the shooting “did not come through during regular intake time,” she said.
“It was not a failure of our staff, of our protocols, of the machinery that we have,” Smith said, though she did not elaborate.
A senior student told Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA