Texas A & M Gunman:University Closed

Today, Texas A & M was put into block after he had a report of a gunman while the Bush family on campus. The campus is back to normal, as it was found that the alleged murderer wore a rubber rifle.
U.S. today reported that the unidentified man was part of the Texas A & M Corps of Cadets, like ROTC.
The university issued a statement explaining the situation:

    Approximately 3:30 pm today (Thursday), Texas A & M University Police Department received a report of an individual who seemed to be carrying a rifle was discovered at the helm of the Tower. Code Maroon message distributed promptly alert the campus wide, and police and other university staff conducted an exhaustive search.

    Now, the university authorities believe that the basis for the report was an individual who possessed a gun 'dummy' - a replica. The man walked through the Tower of the rudder on the route to the West Campus, where he parked his car, and then went home.

    Dummy weapons of the type that believes in the research center guns are replicas of hard rubber. No real weapon was found.
The university sent e-mails and text messages to students warning them of the situation. According to MSNBC, the university gave him the nod at 5:35 pm, saying: "Everything is fine. Person identified replica gun. There is no danger. Resume their normal activities."
The Bush family was in school for a ribbon cutting event for the George Bush Presidential Library Center. The ribbon cutting will go on as planned.