Old Dominion University Shooting: What Happened in ODU Constant Hall? Active shooter alert

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Old Dominion University issued an active threat Thursday in Constant Hall. The alert sent to ODU students, faculty and staff read: “ODU Emergency Alert: Active threat reported in Constant Hall. Follow flight-hide-fight protocol. Emergency personnel respond. Avoid area.”

Old Dominion University issues emergency alert to students Thursday (X)
Old Dominion University issues emergency alert to students Thursday (X)

Norfolk Police are currently at the scene. ODU officials said the next update will be provided at 11:30 a.m. local time.

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ODU video appears

At the same time, multiple live videos appeared on social media. Locals and breaking news scanners said there were reports of at least three victims. However, officials have not yet confirmed the details.

Where is Old Dominion University located?

ODU is located in Norfolk, Virginia. The main campus is located in the coastal region of Hampton Roads in southeastern Virginia. Address: 5115 Hampton Boulevard, Norfolk, VA 23529, United States. The campus is located approximately 5 miles north of downtown Norfolk, between the Elizabeth and Lafayette rivers.

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Application of ODU aluminum alloy in ICE shooting

Back in January, Renee Nicole Good, a 2020 Old Dominion University graduate and award-winning poet, was shot and killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis. The shooting sparked protests across the country. A 37-year-old ICE agent died after shooting into her vehicle.

Friends and family remember Renee Goode as a devoted mother of three. Originally from Colorado, she moved from Kansas City to Minneapolis last year in search of a fresh start. According to her ex-husband, Goode had just dropped off her 6-year-old son at school before the fatal encounter ultimately claimed her life.

She graduated from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, with a degree in English. While there, she gained recognition for her writing and in 2020 she received the Academy of American Poets’ Undergraduate Award for her work.

The university also expressed its condolences after news of her death broke.

ODU President Brian O Hemphill expressed condolences on her passing in a statement. “May Renee’s life remind us of what unites us: freedom, love and peace,” Hemphill said. “I hope for compassion, healing and reflection during one of the darkest and most uncertain times in our nation’s history.”

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