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Raleigh native Stacey Wang kept her active shooter knowledge
from Leesville Road High School in Raleigh.
Wang, who is in her first semester at Brown University, had
to use the training during Saturday’s shooting at the school.
“Me and my roommate stayed there for, honestly, hours,
crouching underneath our desk trying to find blind spot that, like, even if
someone comes in, they wouldn’t be able to find us,” Wang said.
Wang added that the training, “really helps.”
Wang said she’s changing her flights to come home as soon as
possible this holiday, and she’s thinking of those who won’t be home this year.
“I just can’t imagine what it is [like] for their family
members when they’re expecting, like, a nice reunion, and they just … don’t get
to anymore,” Wang said.
All classes and exams are canceled for the rest of the semester
at Brown University.
Search ongoing for Brown University shooter
Saturday’s shooting left two people dead and injured nine
others.
The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading
to the suspect’s arrest. Authorities did not find a weapon on campus.
On Monday, police released
new video showing a person of interest. The FBI said the suspect is 5’8”
and has a stocky build.
The Rhode Island Attorney General said the shooter is likely
still armed.
Durham Academy graduate undergoes surgery
Durham Academy graduate Kendall
Turner was among the nine people injured in the shooting. Turner graduated
from Durham Academy in the spring of 2025. This is her first semester at Brown
University.
“Kendall’s parents, Kara and Kenny, arrived in Providence [Sunday]
night,” wrote Michael Ulku-Steiner, the head of Durham Academy, in a letter to families. “She underwent surgery
and is now resting, in critical but stable condition.”
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