Police arrested a Connecticut man in New York and charged him with the October shooting at a Bridgeport University dining hall, authorities said.
Dylan Cruz-Tillery, 18, turned himself over to police on Friday, Dec. 20, and was charged with assault in the first degree and carrying a pistol without a permit, Bridgeport police said. He was being held on a $250,000 bond.
The shooting happened on Oct. 29 at the school's Marina Dining Hall. Cruz-Tillery had gotten into an argument online that spilled into the real world when Cruz-Tillery allegedly shot them in the arm, authorities said.
Cruz-Tillery exited out a side door and escaped into the dorm room of his 17-year-old girlfriend, according to CT Insider. The girl allegedly hid the gun in a container of spaghetti and meatballs, the report continues.
It's unclear if she will face any charges in this investigation.
Cruz-Tillery changed clothes and ran away.
Police later received an anonymous tip about how Cruz-Tillery escaped and where they could find the gun, the CT Insider report said.