ABCNEWS - Suspect arrested in Va. State shooting that wounded 5: Police
A suspect in the shooting at Virginia State University early Saturday that left five people wounded, including one critically, has been arrested, according to police.
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A suspect in the shooting at Virginia State University early Saturday that left five people wounded, including one critically, has been arrested, according to police.
“VSU Police and the Chesterfield County Police Department are actively investigating,” the university statement said.
“VSU Police and the Chesterfield County Police Department are actively investigating,” the university statement said.Open
The Virginia State University Police Department says the campus remains on lockdown.
The launch of the Campus Safety Tracker is designed to give citizens insight into the policies and political dynamics in the counties where these universities are located. Knowing the relative vulnerability of students to violent crime and illegal immigrant–driven chaos is an underappreciated but important data point when assessing whether a particular school is a good fit. The post Primer: Introducing the Campus Safety Tracker appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .
Synopsis The value of higher education in America has never been more questionable. Student loan debt currently exceeds $1.83 trillion, and many graduates who are fortunate enough to enter the workplace with a dubious degree are ill-equipped to contribute.1 A recent report suggested that a substantial number of college students cannot do basic math,2 and the number of graduates struggling to find employment is rising.3 This is largely because universities are no longer in the business of education and civic preparation but have been wholly captured by progressive ideology. The doubtful value of many college degrees and the intentional radicalization of students on many campuses are among the major factors leading Americans to question…Open
‘distract, disorient, confront, degrade, and incapacitate a shooter’
Several schools across the country are set to install pepper-spraying drones as part of a new effort to protect kids from active school shooting attacks.
The plastic, nonlethal aircraft, which can smash windows and ram attackers, will be at the ready in a handful of schools in Florida, Georgia and Colorado.
An “armed guardian” at Mainland High School confronted the former student