Texas A&M shooting: Suspected gunman arrested after 2 killed during homecoming party

Meeks said Brandon Gonzalez was cooperating with investigators following his arrest, though the sheriff said he did not admit to the shooting.

"He has told us he was there," Meeks said. "We do know that much."

Deputies said that as of Monday, they had yet to recover the weapon used in the shooting.

Authorities do not believe Gonzalez was attending the party at Texas A&M Commerce as a guest. Meeks said investigators believe Gonzalez targeted at least one of the 12 people who had been shot.

Of the victims who remained hospitalized Monday, only one was listed in critical condition, Meeks said.

Meeks said authorities don't believe Sunday morning's shooting was connected to a separate shooting reported at a vigil for the victims held later Sunday.

A judge arraigned Gonzalez on Monday and set his bond at $1 million, Meeks said.

Authorities continue to investigate.

Update 9:50 p.m. EDT Oct. 27: Gunshots were fired Sunday night during a vigil for victims of a shooting during a homecoming party at Texas A&M Commerce.

There is no indication that anyone was injured.

Original report: According to WFAA-TV and the Herald-Banner, the shooting occurred after midnight Sunday at the Party Venue event space on U.S. 380.

A university spokesperson said "a non-sanctioned homecoming party" was being held at the time, WFAA reporter Jobin Panicker tweeted.

The Hunt County Sheriff's Office said the shooting left two people dead and at least 14 others injured, KXAS and KTVT reported.

Authorities said the shooter remains at large, WFAA reported.

In a tweet early Sunday, Texas A&M Commerce police acknowledged that there was an "event" near Greenville "that may or may not have involved students." The department also refuted an earlier report that the shooting had occurred in Commerce.

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