Two sisters were killed and a 2-year-old child was injured at a shooting at Texas A&M University-Commerce, a public university roughly 65 miles northeast of downtown Dallas, on Monday.

The A&M-Commerce University Police Department identified two victims today:

Our continued thoughts and prayers go to the family and friends of the victims from this week’s tragedy.

A&M-Commerce University Police Department has confirmed the identities of the two deceased. The first victim is 19-year-old Deja Matts. (1/3)

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Deja Matts, 19-years-old, a freshman, was pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health, officials said.

Her older sister, 20-year-old Abbaney Matts, was also killed. Her two-year-old son was the toddler wounded in the shooting, police said. Abbaney was not a student.

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On Monday, university police investigated the shooting at Pride Rock Residence Hall and told students and staff to find shelter as a “precautionary measure” for about an hour. The residence hall, or crime scene, remained blocked off, campus police said.

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Classes and all campus events are canceled through Wednesday. Professional counselors are available, the university said.

Police believe the shooting was a targeted, isolated incident, and the investigation remains ongoing, involving multiple agencies.