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Officials: 3 shot, injured at Delaware State cookout

DOVER, Del. (AP) -- Three people were shot and injured Saturday night at a cookout on the Delaware State University campus, officials said, and authorities are searching for the shooter.

The shooting happened at about 8 p.m. at a university-sanctioned fraternity and sorority event, DSU spokesman Carlos Holmes said.

Three people were taken to Kent General Hospital in Dover with injuries that were not life-threatening, Holmes told The Associated Press.

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Dover city police chief Jeffrey Horvath, left, speaks during press conference on the Delaware State University campus Monday, Sept. 24, 2007, in Dover, Del. An 18-year-old student was arrested in connection with Friday's shooting of two other students. Seated at right is University police chief James Overton. (AP Photo/Gary Emeigh)

DSU President Harry L. Williams said in a news release that the victims' names have not been released and it isn't clear whether they are Delaware State students.

No arrests had been made as of 2:30 a.m. EDT Sunday. Williams said students have been told to stay inside their dormitories. Non-students were asked to leave campus.

"The safety of our students continues to be paramount and our police will aggressively continue their investigation until an arrest or arrests are made in this shooting incident," Williams said. DSU campus police is leading the investigation, with help from the Dover Police Department, Delaware State Police and other agencies.

A second shooting occurred early Sunday at an apartment complex just off campus, but no one was injured. Holmes said it was unclear whether the two shooting incidents were related.

In early November, a student was shot at a residence hall near the campus in what authorities determined was an isolated act. Two people were charged.

Delaware State University is a historically black university that has more than 4,100 full- and part-time students.