Normal Police Department

An 18-year-old man from Bloomington has been released from the hospital following Sunday's shooting near the Illinois State University campus.

The six victims were all hospitalized with undisclosed injuries. The shooting happened in an apartment parking lot in the 700 block of Franklin Avenue around 2:40 a.m. Sunday.

Normal Police said Monday the six victims of Sunday’s early morning shooting near the Illinois State University campus were between the ages of 17 and 19.

Illinois State University's police chief said it took time to verify where the shooting had occurred and to collect other pertinent information. "By the time they sorted it out — the location and what had occurred — that imminency had kind of passed," he said.

Six people — including two juveniles — were shot early Sunday morning in a residential neighborhood in Normal just south of the Illinois State University campus, authorities said. It's one of the few mass shootings in recent Bloomington-Normal history.

According to documents obtained through a public records request, alleged misconduct by Brandon Knapp was the third incident in 18 months requiring Unit 5 intervention.

Eighth grade social studies teacher Brandon Knapp has been placed on paid administrative leave.

Normal Police said the shooting was reported at 12:58 a.m. at The Flats at ISU, 709 S. Main St. One person was shot and was taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries not considered life threatening.

Some professionals do not have the luxury of staying home during cold snaps. But Normal Police Officer Nick Kosenesky is no stranger to braving the Midwest cold.

Police say they've arrested an 18-year-old on attempted murder charges after a shooting early Wednesday in Normal.