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Penn State Police Investigating Two Paintball Gun Incidents On Park Ave

Penn State Police is investigating two incidents involving a paintball gun that occurred on Park Ave. Thursday.

According to a statement released by the Penn State University Police and Public Safety, an unknown suspect fired a paintball gun at pedestrians at two different locations on Park Ave. The first incident occurred at 5:45 p.m. near the Nittany Lion Inn, while the second occurred near East Halls at 9:30 p.m.

Although no one was injured, police are still trying to locate the unknown suspect and are asking anyone with information to call 814-863-1111.

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Rory is a senior from Binghamton, New York majoring in Spanish and journalism. She's been bleeding blue and white ever since her older siblings decided to create a family dynasty in Happy Valley in 2006. So, as you can imagine, she loves absolutely everything Penn State (especially the Cheese Shoppe downtown). She's also a die-hard Yankees, Knicks, and Giants fan (it's brutal), and would do anything for a good old fashioned New York slice. Feel free to email her at ro[email protected] or follow her on twitter @rorypelella.

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