Top 10 Campus Safety Stories from November 2020
In case you missed them, check out CS readers’ most popular articles for the month of November.
In case you missed them, check out CS readers’ most popular articles for the month of November.
The document includes a manifesto that consists of a 31-step handwritten plan detailing how the student planned to carry out the attack.
One of two campus police officers in Dallas was shot as they tried to arrest a man for violating probation.
The man, who is listed in critical condition, attempted to enter another patient’s room that was being guarded by sheriff’s deputies.
A psychiatric patient at Munster Community Hospital placed the security officer in a chokehold after violently attacking a nurse.
The FBI had been surveilling the 36-year-old man who expressed racial and religious hatred and anti-government sentiment.
After hospital security was able to disarm the man, he lunged at responding officers with a knife and was shot and killed.
The teen said he was “tired of being picked on” and hoped the guns would make the bullying stop.
In one of the incidents, a school resource officer at Oshkosh West High School was stabbed in his office by a student following an altercation.
The officer was shot after he confronted a man who was dragging his father at gunpoint through the South Carolina hospital’s emergency room.
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