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Newsone reports that no fewer than three University of Virginia football players are dead and two other students were wounded Sunday night following an on-campus shooting, according to university police. The suspect, identified as Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., was taken into police custody Monday morning after a manhunt overnight.

During a news conference Monday, UVA President James. E. Ryan announced the shooting victims as Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry. They were all members of the UVA football team.

Police and UVA’s president Jim Ryan hold Nov. 14, 2022, press conference following a Nov. 13, 2022, shooting on campus. (7News)

The two other student victims, whose identities have not been released, were wounded and are being treated for their injuries at the University of Virginia Medical Center. One of the victims is in good condition and the other is critical, Ryan said.

“I have spoken with four of the families and I spoke directly to the student who was in good condition,” UVA President Ryan said. “This is an unimaginably sad day for our community. The entire university community is grieving this morning. My heart is broken for the victims and their families and for all those who knew and loved them, and they are all in my prayers. As I said before, when I see our students I see my own kids. And I cannot imagine anything worse for a parent and to lose a child please know we will do everything we can to honor their lives. And we’ll come together soon as a community to mourn these losses.”

The families of the victims have been notified, Ryan added.

A spokesperson for Perry’s family released the following statement on their behalf:

“On behalf of D’Sean’s parents, Happy and Sean Perry, and their entire family, we thank the South Florida and Charlottesville communities for the outpouring of support during this impossibly tragic time. Right now, Happy and Sean will not speak publicly about the incident as their grief is only beginning, and out of respect for the University of Virginia community which has been terrorized by another mass shooting in the United States. If the Perry’s choose to speak publicly in the coming days and months, we will alert the media.

UVA Shooting Victims Photo

D’Sean Perry

Wide receiver Perry was a fourth-year student from Miami, Florida.

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Photo of linebacker, DE D’Sean Perry was one of three killed in the UVA Nov. 13, 2022, shooting. (Credit: University of Virginia Football)

Lavel Davis Jr.

Wide receiver Davis Jr. was a third-year student from Richville, North Carolina.

Photo of wide receiver Lavel Davis Jr. was one of three killed in the UVA Nov. 13, 2022, shooting. (Credit: University of Virginia Football)

Devin Chandler

Linebacker and defensive Chandler was a second-year student from Virginia Beach, Va.

Photo of Wide Receiver, Devin Chandler was one of three killed in the UVA Nov. 13, 2022, shooting. (Credit: University of Virginia Football)

According to police, the bodies of Chandler and Perry were found inside a charter bus following a class field trip to see a play in Washington D.C. before heading back to campus. Davis Jr. was transported to the hospital where he later died.

The charter bus the victims were in when the shooting happened. They had just returned to UVA’s campus from a field trip to see a play in DC. (7News)

During Monday’s overnight hours, Henrico police were on the lookout for Jones Jr.’s vehicle. An officer spotted the vehicle in an eastern part of Henrico County, police said.

Jones Jr. was taken into custody without incident.

He’s charged with three counts of second-degree murder and three counts of using a firearm to commit a felony, police said. He is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Henrico County.

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