How was the attack averted? changed his/her mind on his/her own volition, had conversation about plans/violent threats reported What kind of weapon(s) was going to be used? Firearm How many suspects were involved with the plot? 1 Averted School Information What best describes the area where the school is located? Urban Type of School Public […]
A student takes a pistol into a second floor classroom around 1:00pm. One teacher and 29 students are present in the classroom at his high school….
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During his teen years, the suspect’s brother reports that his behavior changes after doctors change his medication. The suspect sets fire to the family’s home while they are inside sleeping…
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