Important update on Southern University’s mass shooting at Louisiana fraternity house that left 11 injured as gory photos surface

TWO people have been arrested after 11 victims were injured in a mass shooting outside the Southern University campus.

The shooting took place at a Louisiana frat house, police said.

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Bloody photos of the crime scene have surfaced, and video footage showed trash and debris strewn around Kappa Alpha Psi’s home.

Police rushed to the fraternity house near Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge around 2 a.m. Friday.

Initially, it was reported that nine people had been shot, but according to the police, two more victims have since reported.

All victims suffered life-threatening injuries.

Daryl Stansberry, 28, and Miles Moss, 24, were both arrested Friday in connection with the shooting.

Both were charged with 11 counts of aiding and abetting first-degree attempted murder and illegal use of weapons, authorities said.

“Based on all the information received, investigators believe this is an isolated case,” said Baton Rouge deputy chief Myron Daniels.

“There is no ongoing threat on the Southern University campus.”

The shooting takes place as the university celebrates the end of Southern’s homecoming week.

Addressing the shooting, Southern University said it was cooperating with authorities: “A shooting took place near Southern University and A&M College this morning.

“Although this unfortunate incident occurred off campus at an event not sponsored by the university, the university strongly condemns any act of violence.

“Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this incident.”

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