Two people were shot in a moving car on the UMKC campus on Wednesday evening.
The victims were driving in a car southbound on Oak Street, in the Brookside neighborhood of Kansas City, when they were fired on by a pedestrian.
A bystander's photo of the scene, provided to KCUR, showed multiple bullet holes through the front windshield of a black Nissan sedan.
Just after 7 p.m., UMKC sent a follow-up alert declaring the active threat over: "The scene of the shooting incident at 51st and Oak has been secured."
The suspect remains at large. UMKC Police did not provide a description.
Both victims have been transported to a hospital. A Kansas City Police spokesperson said one victim is in serious condition, while the second victim has non-life-threatening injuries.
The victims were found in their car in the Whole Foods parking lot off 51st Street, an area on the west side of campus with a number of restaurants and residence halls.
One bystander told KCUR that the two victims were both young Black men.
Kansas City Police are investigating the shooting. According to a police spokesperson, the incident does not appear related to the university, but rather "was likely between individuals who knew each other and not something random."
This is a breaking news story and will be updated with more information.
