Authorities discovered a hand-drawn map and a plot that outlined the students’ plan to bring weapons to the school and shoot students and staff.
Katie Malafronte
Katie Malafronte is Campus Safety's Web Editor. She graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 2017 with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies and a minor in Writing & Rhetoric. Katie has been CS's Web Editor since 2018.
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Canadian Hospitals Report 138 Cases of Missing Fentanyl
The majority of the reported cases of missing fentanyl occurred in Ontario, followed by Alberta and Quebec.
Poway Synagogue Shooter Was a Cal. State University Student
The California State University, San Marcos student opened fire inside of the synagogue while worshippers were praying, killing one and injuring three.
Gaylord Community Schools to Upgrade Entrance of 3 Buildings
The district plans to enhance entryways, upgrade barriers and purchase updated security technology in three Gaylord elementary schools.
1,000 Students, Staff Exposed to Measles at L.A. Colleges Asked to Stay Home
Until those students and faculty members can provide proof of their immunization, they will remain under quarantine until further notice.
BSO Deputy Accused of Using Excessive Force on Handcuffed Patient
The Broward Public Defender’s Office says the deputy used excessive force against the man and the mayor of Broward County believes he should be fired.
Ala. Teen Takes Own Life After Anti-Gay Bullying, Depression
Nigel Shelby’s mother says her son was already dealing with depression when he became a target at school for his sexuality.
UNC Names New Safety Commission to Review Campus Safety Concerns
After several campus safety issues involving campus police and the Silent Sam statue protests, UNC will work with campus groups to hopefully resolve them.
Prosecutor: S.C. Student May Have Died from Natural Causes, Not a Fight
Officials initially believed 10-year-old Raniya Wright died from injuries sustained in a fight, but now a prosecutor says it was a personal medical issue.
Cape Cod Community College Recovers 80% of Stolen Money
The college was attacked by hackers who infiltrated the school’s banking information and were able to make several transactions.
Parents Drop Lawsuit Against Ill. School System’s Transgender Policy
The four-year legal battle began after parents sued Township High School District 211 for allowing a transgender girl to use the girl’s locker room.
Brigham Young University Students Protest the Honor Code Office
Students allege that BYU’s Honor Code Office has punished them for reporting sexual assaults and has not provided support.