Emails show that one day after the Parkland shooting, NRA official Mark Richardson theorized the shooter was not alone and had assistance.
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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Substitute Teacher’s Gun Fires in Alabama Classroom
The 74-year-old substitute teacher had a gun in his pocket that discharged in a first-grade classroom at Blountsville Elementary School.
Loyola University Chicago Students Voice Campus Safety Concerns
The students say that it takes Loyola University Chicago police hours to alert students about a crime that goes on near campus.
UCLA Health Settles $7.5M Lawsuit Over Data Breach
The data breach was discovered in 2014 and affected the personal information, including Social Security numbers, of nearly 4.5 million UCLA Health patients.
Colorado Hospitals Are Seeing More Marijuana-Related ER Visits
Negative effects of marijuana such as vomiting, racing hearts and psychotic episodes are sending more people in Colorado to the emergency room.
False Threat at Lakeland Community College Costs Police Over $4K
An unknown caller told police that they were an active shooter with pipe bombs calling from somewhere on the Lakeland Community College campus.
Northridge Local Schools (Ohio) Get New Security System
The new state-of-the-art security system will include a blue pull-alarm, similar to a fire alarm, but to signify a different incident such as an intruder.
‘NBA 2K Playgrounds 2’ Teams Up with Non-Profit Safe Schools for Alex
Saber Interactive and NBA 2K will match all donations made up to $100,000 for Safe Schools for Alex by April 1. Donate Now!
2 Stoneman Douglas Survivors, 1 Sandy Hook Parent Take Own Lives
One survivor was close friends with a Parkland shooting victim and her parents believe their daughter was dealing with survivor’s guilt.
MSU to Spend Over $250K on Ex-President’s Legal Defense
The university has spent around $129K so far in court fees on the former president and has been billed for at least $140K more.
Mental Health is a School Safety Priority for Texas Lawmakers
Legislators have made the push towards improving mental health resources for Texas children in order to prevent mass shootings.
Corrections Officers Can Become School Police Officers Under This New N.J. Law
Since the Parkland shooting, the state of New Jersey has been working to increase school security by adding more armed SROs.