Austin, Texas – One person is confirmed dead after multiple people were stabbed at University of Texas. Suspect is in custody.
Via Fox News:
 A stabbing attack on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin on Monday killed one person and wounded at least two others, emergency workers said, as school officials confirmed a suspect was in custody.
The stabbing unfolded near Gregory Gym, Fox 7 reported. Police said two of the victims were stabbed and a third was “assaulted” before one of them died.
The suspect grabbed a man by the shoulder and stabbed him in the back with a small, curved knife, freshman Rachel Prichett told the news station. “He got slashed open.”
Prichett said that as students ran away screaming, she spotted a second man slumped over at a table, bleeding but alive.
There was “no additional immediate threat” to the campus, according to a text message sent from university officials to students.
Campus newspaper The Daily Texan tweeted a photo of a man identified as the suspect. He had a beard and appeared to be carrying a knife in a sheath.
Story is still developing. TGP will be updating as more information becomes available.
VIDEO: Suspect in University of Texas Stabbings arrested pic.twitter.com/OSnyajd4gg
— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) May 1, 2017
VIDEO: Suspect in University of Texas Stabbings arrested pic.twitter.com/OSnyajd4gg
— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) May 1, 2017
VIDEO via Fox News:
Featured Photo: The Daily Texan Twitter account
Picture of the suspect outside Gregory. pic.twitter.com/fEQQxscXhm
— The Daily Texan (@thedailytexan) May 1, 2017
Reportedly suspect in University of Texas – Austin stabbing spree. One dead. #UTSTABBING #MayDay2017 pic.twitter.com/YDxhPetoua
— Dan Lyman (@CitizenAnalyst) May 1, 2017