Lincoln University, PA — The Lincoln University community is reeling after a tragic mass shooting on campus that claimed the life of 25-year-old Jujuan Jeffers of Wilmington, Delaware, and left six others injured. Authorities confirm that Zecqueous Morgan-Thompson, also of Wilmington, Delaware, has been taken into custody in connection with the incident, though investigators believe multiple shooters may have been involved.
The shooting occurred late Saturday night during a campus event. Jeffers was rushed for medical treatment but passed away shortly after midnight from a gunshot wound to the head. His family has been notified, and the university community is mourning the devastating loss.
Injured Victims
Six additional individuals suffered gunshot wounds:
- One of the victims is a current Lincoln University student.
- One is a Lincoln alumnus.
- All six are between 20 and 25 years old.
- Authorities say all are expected to survive their injuries.
Arrest and Charges
Zecqueous Morgan-Thompson has been arrested and is currently being held at Chester County Prison on $25,000 cash bail.
He is charged with:
- Carrying a concealed firearm without a license.
At this time, investigators have not confirmed whether the gun recovered from him was the one used in the shooting.
Investigation Ongoing
Officials believe multiple shooters may have been involved and that the violence does not appear to have been pre-planned. Instead, evidence indicates a confrontation escalated into gunfire during the event.
The investigation scene remains large and active:
- K-9 teams are being used to search for additional evidence.
- Detectives are reviewing significant amounts of video footage.
- Numerous witness interviews are ongoing.
Officials are urging anyone with video footage, no matter how small or unclear it may seem, to share it with investigators by contacting:
1-800-CALL-FBI
Callers will be provided with a secure upload link.
University Response
- Classes are canceled on Monday as the community processes the tragedy.
- A remembrance event to honor the victims is currently being organized.
University officials, crisis counselors, and support services are being made available to students and staff during this difficult time.
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