Police respond to the report of a shooting at Stevens Institute of Business and Arts in St. Louis on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013. Police say a gunman entered the school and shot a person in the chest, then shot himself. Everyone inside the building was evacuated, though police were checking the school to make sure the building was empty. The conditions of the shooting victims were not immediately known. (AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, David Carson)
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis business school where a gunman allegedly shot an administrator before shooting himself says the school employee is expected to fully recover.
Stevens Institute of Business & Arts posted on its Twitter and Facebook accounts Wednesday that doctors believe financial aid director Greg Elsenrath will recover fully after undergoing surgery for a gunshot wound to the chest Tuesday.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce's spokeswoman says charges could be filed later Wednesday against the shooting suspect. He is also recovering from surgery.
Police haven't publicly identified the suspect or discussed a possible motive. Chief Sam Dotson says the shooter was a part-time student in his 30s.
School officials didn't immediately respond to phone messages seeking comment Wednesday.