SOUTH VIENNA, Ohio — Two drivers were injured after shooting at each other in a road-rage incident near South Vienna in Clark County, Ohio, early on Thursday, October 22, Sheriff Chris Clark told WHIO.

Source: WHIO TV 7 / WHIO Radio

The shooting happened around 6:15 a.m. EDT on October 22 in South Vienna. Medics took both drivers to Miami Valley Hospital; their individual conditions were not known in the morning account. Major roads in the area were blocked while deputies investigated, according to reporting summarising WHIO's account of the sheriff's briefing.

Source: HeyDay News, summarising WHIO reporting

In an update published on Friday evening, WHIO reported that a 911 caller admitted to firing shots during the Clark County road rage incident, and that two people — including that 911 caller — were shot. No charges or arrests had been announced in the reports reviewed, and the sheriff's office investigation was continuing.

Source: WHIO TV 7 / WHIO Radio

Because the gunfire happened near the Northeastern Local School District campus, the district told families the campus would remain open after the sheriff's department assured it there was no imminent danger to the school. The district's message allowed families to keep children home or collect them if they wished — it was permission to make that choice, not an evacuation order. Authorities have described the confrontation as one between drivers on the surrounding roads, not an attack on the school.