A Grand Rapids man has been charged in a Tuesday evening shooting outside of a Muskegon Heights high school.
21-year-old Clarence McCaleb is charged with multiple felonies following a shooting after a Muskegon Heights basketball game on Tuesday.
Authorities say McCaleb and three others were injured by gunfire, including two students.
The shooting occurred just after 9:30 p.m. outside the Muskegon Heights Public School Academy. Police say all four sustained non-life threatening injuries.
Police allege McCaleb carried out the attack.
He was shot by a sheriff’s deputy at the scene following an armed confrontation.
Classes were cancelled Wednesday with crisis response teams available to students and staff.
In a letter to parents, Muskegon Heights Superintendent Alena Zachery-Ross says the school believes it was an isolated incident and emphasizes steps taken to ensure safety. Zachery-Ross says the two students were treated and released by Wednesday afternoon.
Police say departments were aware of the possibility of a fight and staffed the game with officers in hopes of preventing any altercation.
Muskegon Heights Interim Police Chief Joseph Thomas told media outlets the situation stemmed from a previous incident in Grand Rapids.
