Gunfire at USC Halloween party

Students who attended a party on the campus of USC were allowed to leave after shootings put the campus in lockdown. NEW: Officials lift a campus lockdown after a few hours The shooting occurred during an argument between two men Wednesday night One of the men was critically wounded; three other people have non-life-threatening injuries The shooting victims are not affiliated with the campus, authorities say (CNN) -- A Halloween party erupted in gunfire that left several people wounded at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles, campus officials said. The shooting occurred during an argument between two men Wednesday night, according to Capt. David Carlisle of the university's department of public safety. Officials lifted a campus lockdown after a few hours. One of the men arguing was critically wounded and three other people suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to Capt. David Carlisle of the university's department of public safety. The injured were taken to area hospitals. At first, the campus said one suspect had been arrested. But Carlisle later said two people were in custody. Authorities say the shooting victims are not affiliated with the campus.