Michigan State University gunman had two handguns and multiple loaded magazines: report

Fox 2 Detroit obtained surveillance video showing MSU gunman Anthony McRae walking on empty streets and in a back alley about one hour after he opened fire on campus.

Michigan State University gunman Anthony McRae had two handguns and multiple loaded magazines when he was located by police dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Monday evening, Fox 2 Detroit reports. 

McRae, 43, opened fire inside an academic hall on MSU's campus around 8:18 p.m. then walked to the student union and fired more shots, leaving three undergraduates dead and five others wounded. 

Police released surveillance images of McRae during the hours-long manhunt and a tip from the community led authorities to his location about four miles off-campus. 

Anthony McRae was captured on surveillance video walking on an empty street roughly one hour after the shooting.  (Fox 2 Detroit)

Officers spotted McRae and called out to him, at which point he shot and killed himself, Fox 2 Detroit reported on Wednesday, citing law enforcement sources. He was carrying one handgun, and had a second handgun and multiple loaded magazine in a backpack. 

Surveillance video showed McRae walking on an empty street and in a back alley roughly one hour after the shooting. 

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A note that was found in his pocket indicated threats to two public schools in Ewing Township, New Jersey. Police said that McRae had "local ties to Ewing Township" and "had a history of mental health issues." 

Anthony McRae, 43, opened fire on Michigan State University's campus on Monday evening.  (Michigan Department of Corrections/AP)

Authorities have been tight-lipped publicly about the weapons