Gunshots fired in a hall of residence at Central Michigan University on friday morning  has forced the school to go on lockdown is on lockdown. Two people were shot dead in a dorm by a man who remains at large.  Sources say the victims were the shooter’s parents.
The victims were shot on the fourth floor of Campbell Hall, a co-ed residence hall, around 8:30am. A school spokesman said the two victims were not students and that no other people were injured.

James Davis, Sr. and his wife, Diva Davis, were fatally shot Friday, by their Eric during a campus visit

The shooting is being described as a ‘family-type domestic’ incident, campus police said at an afternoon press conference.  Police couldn’t give any more information on the victims, but the Detroit Free Press reports that the fatalities are the parents of the shooter.
The gunman’s father, James Davis, Sr., was a part-time police officer police and his mother, Diva Davis, was a real estate broker, according to authorities.
Police have swarmed the Mt Pleasant campus looking for the gunman, who was last seen running north, away from the dorm. They believe that he is somewhere within the city limits.
The incident occurred on the last day of classes before spring break and many parents were headed to the school to pick up their kids for the break. Parents were advised to stay away from the campus until calm returned.