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 Close ||||| The black getaway vehicle used by one of the suspects involved in a campus shootout at Bethune-Cookman University has been found, police said. 
  
 But investigators weren’t willing to reveal much more information except that the vehicle is not stolen and that detectives have garnered some evidence in the case. 
  
 The shooting, which occurred on campus in front of the music center Monday night, was called brazen by police Chief Mike Chitwood because it occurred just after 6:30 p.m. and several people were milling about in that area. 
  
 Three students were grazed by bullets in the crossfire, but their injuries were not life-threatening, police said. 
  
 One student who was hit — 19-year-old Juanye Jones — discovered Wednesday night that he had a bullet fragment behind his ear. Jones was experiencing some pain and went to Florida Hospital Oceanside in Ormond Beach and the fragment showed up on an X-ray, police spokesman Jimmie Flynt said. 
  
 But when Jones was told he had to be transferred to Halifax Health Medical Center for further treatment, he left the Ormond Beach facility. Jones had initially refused treatment at the college when it was thought he had been grazed by a bullet in the left ear. 
  
 It is now known that two people shot at each other and one of the shooters is believed to be a student at the college, Chitwood said. Also, the chief believes several people knew there was going to be some kind of confrontation because at least one student stated he wanted to be there to watch the altercation. 
  
 The shooting erupted after a silver car pulled up in front of the music center and the occupants got out, police said. 
  
 One occupant began arguing with another person who had been standing in front of the music building when the car pulled up. Seconds later, shots rang out between the two men and the crowd scattered, police said. One of the shooters got into a black sport utility vehicle and the car sped off. That’s the car police found, Chitwood said. The vehicle was returned to its owner. 
  
 Investigators are frustrated because they have yet to interview any actual witnesses to the shooting. While police are confident that several people know what happened, no one is coming forward, not even for the $10,000 reward that’s being offered for the arrest and conviction of the suspects. 
  
 Anyone with information is asked to text “CRIMES” (274637) with a cellphone or log on to www.dbpd.us and click on Anonymous Web Tips. When using a cellphone, all messages should begin with “DBTIPS.” 
  
 Tipsters may remain anonymous. ||||| Police found the sport-utility vehicle involved in Monday's shooting at Bethune-Cookman University, which left three students hurt, officials said. 
  
 In surveillance video released Tuesday, a black SUV is seen at 6:40 p.m. pulling into the parking lot that separates the music building from the football team's practice field. 
  
 Officers located the SUV on Wednesday, according to police spokesman Jimmie Flynt. 
  
 "The vehicle has been recovered [and] the owner is cooperating," Flynt said. 
  
 Flynt said the investigation is ongoing and would not reveal where the SUV was found and did not identify the owner. He would not say if any evidence was found inside the vehicle. 
  
 Three students who were not involved in the circumstances that led to the shooting were struck by bullets. One man was grazed on the shoulder, another was hit on the knee. 
  
 A third student, 19-year-old Juanye Jones, initially thought he was grazed on the ear and chose not to go to the hospital. But Wednesday night, Flynt said, Jones changed his mind and went to Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center in Ormond Beach. 
  
 After an X-ray, doctors found a bullet fragment lodged in Jones' head behind his left ear. Ormond Beach doctors recommended that he go to Halifax Health in Daytona Beach for further treatment but Jones left the hospital about 10 p.m. Wednesday; it's not clear if he ever did. 
  
 Authorities are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunmen, according to police. 
  
 The other students injured in the shooting were Keshaun Reeves and Dante Ridford, both 18. 
  
 Jones' mother declined to comment about the shooting and said her son would not be speaking publicly either. 
  
 Desiree Stennett contributed to this report. twalden@tribune.com or 407-420-5620 |||||
Output:
There was a shooting at Florida's Bethune-Cookman University Monday, and 19-year-old Juanye Jones thought he was grazed on the ear by a bullet. He didn't go to the hospital then, but he changed his mind Wednesday night, the Orlando Sentinel reports. The Palm Beach Post explains that he had a severe headache—and doctors who X-rayed him discovered the cause was a bullet fragment lodged in his head, behind his left ear. Weirder still: Doctors told Jones he needed to be transferred to another medical center for treatment, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reports, but he left the hospital Wednesday night and it's not clear whether he followed their advice. Also Wednesday, police found a black SUV that they're framing as a getaway vehicle, but there hasn't yet been a report of any suspects arrested. The Sentinel reports that three people were hit by bullets, but none are believed to have been involved in what triggered the 6:30pm shooting, which occurred outside the campus music building while students were milling around. One man reportedly started arguing with a second man standing in front of the building seconds before shots were fired; police believe they both fired shots. At least one student appeared to know a confrontation was coming because he'd said he wanted to watch, police say. (The surprising cause of this man's headache turned out to be much, much grosser.)