Active Shooter In Middleton Wisconsin

update 1:01pm

Breaking: Reports are coming in from Middleton Wisconsin of an active shooter in an office complex. Police have responded to the scene.

https://www.facebook.com/News3LasVegas/videos/235838223775645/

#BREAKING @madisonpolice speed to reports of active shooter @nbc15_madison pic.twitter.com/COAjbk1ma2

— Tim Elliott (@TheTimReport) September 19, 2018

According to Click on Detroit Police responded to an active shooter outside of Madison, Wisconsin on Wednesday morning.

Four people were shot, none fatally, during the shooting at Paradigm Software in Middleton. City Administrator Mike Davis says the suspected shooter was also injured. Their conditions weren’t immediately known.

Police are responding to a report of an active shooter at a commercial building in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin.

The Dane County dispatch center said shots were fired Wednesday morning at a building that houses Esker Software and WTS Paradigm in Middleton. Police and multiple ambulances have responded.

Dane County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Elise Schaffer confirmed there was an “active shooter situation” and said her office is assisting Middleton police. She provided no additional information.

Judy Lahmers, a business analyst at WTS Paradigm, said she was working at her desk when she heard shots at about 10 a.m. She said it sounded “like somebody was dropping boards on the ground, really loud.”

Lahmers said she ran out of the building and hid behind a car. She said the building’s glass entrance door shattered.

“I’m not looking back, I’m running as fast as I can. You just wonder, ‘Do you hide or do you run?’” she said.

She said she knew that one co-worker had been grazed by a shot but was OK. She didn’t have any other information. She said the shooting was “totally unexpected. We’re all software people. We have a good group.”

The State Journal newspaper reports that one woman was taken out of the building screaming, saying it was “a devastating loss” and being held up by another person.

Gabe Geib, a customer advocate at Esker Software, said…