Man Charged in Texas College Shooting One of three men wounded in a shooting at a Houston college campus has been charged with assault. Detectives identified the alleged shooter as Carlton Berry, 22, and charged him with aggravated assault. Berry remains in the hospital and is being treated for a gunshot wound, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office. Shots were fired on campus of the Lone Star College shortly before 1 p.m. CT Tuesday, causing the campus to go into lock down and some students to be evacuated, according to police. Police have not identified the other man involved in the fight, but he was also taken to a hospital. Alan Bernstein with the Harris County Sheriff's Office told ABC News affiliate KTRK that Berry and the other man involved in the fight are in police custody at the hospital. Bernstein said criminal charges are still possible against the unidentified man. A bystander who was identified as a maintenance man in his 50s was injured by gunfire and also taken to a hospital. The family of the maintenance worker told the college that he is expected to make a full recovery, according to KTRK. A fourth individual, a woman in her mid-50s, suffered from a medical condition during the incident and was hospitalized and is in stable condition, the college said Tuesday. Major Armando Tello of the Harris County Sheriff's Department said Tuesday that one of the men involved in the altercation had student identification, but police did not specify who. "I didn't think something like this could happen," Luis Resendiz, a student, told The Associated Press. You don't think about it happening to you. Resendiz, 22, said he crouched in the room for about 20 minutes before being allowed to leave. "We've had three training exercises for faculty and staff on what to do in an event like this," Richard Carpenter, chancellor of Lone Star College, said.