An employee at Delta State University is a suspect in the shooting death of a history professor there Monday, police said.
Shannon Lamb, an instructor at the school in Cleveland, Mississippi, remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous, Cleveland Police Chief Charles Bingham told reporters.
Police in a city 300 miles away also described Lamb as a suspect in another homicide there.
"We do not have the suspect in custody at this moment, but we are actively pursuing him," Bingham said.
He declined to detail a motive in the case.
"Right now we have no motive," Bingham said, "and we're not going to speculate on a motive until we have facts in hand."
Authorities named Lamb as a suspect hours after finding history professor Ethan Schmidt dead in his office. Schmidt was shot in the head, Bolivar County Deputy Coroner Murray Roark said.
Investigators said they believe the suspect drove away from the campus after the shooting. He could be driving a black Dodge Avenger, authorities said, asking anyone with the information to call police.
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