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Man shot near UC Campus dies overnight

CORRYVILLE, OH (FOX19) -

Cincinnati Police say a man shot near the Cincy Deli and the Smoke Shop in Corryville has died from his injuries.

Officers say Brandon Tyler-Tharp, 28, was shot multiple times in the upper torso around 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Police were seen in the 2800 block of Jefferson Avenue searching for evidence.

Several cars parked near the shooting scene were hit with bullets.

An e-mail alert from UC to students says that the suspect left the scene in a black sedan. No further description is available at this time.

Police say Tyler-Tharp was not a UC student.

The West Campus dormitories were on lock down for a short period of time after the shooting, but are currently back open.

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