University of Arizona police investigate shots fired on campus

The University of Arizona Police Department gave the all clear Wednesday night after investigating a report of shots fired near one of the buildings on campus.

UAPD is investigating a report of shots fired near the Keating Bio5 Bldg. Stay clear of area. More info as it is available

— UofAZPolice (@UofAZPolice) April 28, 2016

After watching footage from surveillance cameras, police said they wanted to talk to a 5-foot-10 male wearing a Chicago Bulls hat, a white shirt, khaki pants and carrying a tan backpack.

Police said shell casings and some blood were found and advised students and anyone else on campus to avoid the area. People in the Keating Bio5 building who wanted to leave were able to go through the main entrance, where police were waiting.

Keating Bioresearch building at the University of Arizona. (Screenshot)

Information about the incident could be phoned in to police at 520-621-8273.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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