No injuries were reported after a moving car was struck by gunfire on Trailwood Drive near Centennial Campus this morning.

According to ABC11, the Raleigh Police Department said it received a call at approximately 8:53 a.m. from a man who reported he was shot at from the driver’s side of his car as he drove on Trailwood.

Lauren Barker, senior media relations strategist at NC State, wrote in an email to Technician that there is not much information available at the moment, other than NC State’s involvement in the investigation.

“NC State Police is actively working with RPD to gather additional information, such as the suspect and suspect’s vehicle description, and are still searching the area,” Barker wrote.

This shooting is the seventh incident in a string of vehicles being shot on or near Interstate 40 since Monday, in which no injuries have been reported. Trailwood Drive is located off of I-40. There has been no confirmation that these incidents are related.

NC State students were issued a WolfAlert in the morning regarding the incident. There is not an active shooter on campus according to RPD, nor has this been the designation at any point of the day.

Trailwood Drive has since been cleared and is now open.

Anyone with information on this incident is encouraged to contact NC State Police at 919-996-3335.

5:07 p.m., Nov. 7 update:

Raleigh Police Chief Estella Patterson said two suspects were taken into custody in a press conference at 5:00 p.m.

“I’m very pleased to say that we have a person of interest detained and we are going to continue to follow that lead,” Patterson said.

Deputy Chief Rico Boyce said this morning’s incident led Raleigh Police to a residence on Kentford Court, where they found the person of interest and a person tied to the residence.

Patterson said the Trailwood Drive shooting was connected to 11 other shootings near I-40 this week, in which eight vehicles and two buildings were fired into. She said today’s incident was one of two that occurred on Trailwood Drive.

A reward of up to $10,000 is being offered to anyone who can provide Raleigh Police with information leading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the incidents.

9:54 a.m., Nov. 8 update:

Raleigh Police arrested Andrew Thomas Graney, 23, who was the person of interest connected to the I-40 shootings. 

Barker confirmed that Graney is currently enrolled at NC State in an email to Technician.

“Andrew Thomas Graney is currently a senior majoring in anthropology,” Barker wrote. “He has been enrolled at NC State since fall 2019.”

Graney has been charged with one count of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon with Intent to Kill, Inflicting Serious Injury and 11 counts of Firing a Weapon into an Occupied Vehicle or Dwelling. The other individual who was detained has been released with no charges.