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**RacinReaver** · Local time: Apr 16, 2007, 03:41 PM

Nah, I'm just wondering how you could attempt to ignore something like 2 people being shot on a college campus? Allow students to continue their day with a killer on the grounds, y'know?

My hometown of 20,000+ doesn't come to a screeching halt when someone gets shot 15 minutes away. I mean, what reason would they have had to believe the person that shot the people earlier was planning on going on a rampage a few hours later?

One thing I'm actually curious about is how someone not affiliated with the school was able to get into a dorm at 7:00 in the morning. Who's even awake to let the dude in?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

**RacinReaver** · Local time: Apr 17, 2007, 05:29 PM

Originally Posted by Trigunnerz

What I don't understand is how there was a shooting 2 hours earlier. And the school wasn't on lock down or anything. People attended class as if nothing had happened... Shouldn't there have been more security and police officers roaming the campus trying to catch the shooter 2 hours earlier?

As they said earlier on in the news cycle, it was thought this was just a domestic dispute and there was no cause to lock down an entire campus because of something that happened in one of the dorms.

I mean, if you don't find a gun or the shooter from the dorms and the campus is on lockdown, how long do you keep everyone stuck where they are? It'll take a pretty darned long time to search room by room to try and find someone, and even after that there's no guarantee the person would even still be on campus.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

**RacinReaver** · Local time: Apr 18, 2007, 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by The Dopefish

Personally I wouldn't assume that the situation is safe until you've got a suspect you're certain is the culprit in custody, but that's just me. Maybe that's just hindsight talking, but that ("oh, we've got someone we believe is a 'person of interest' in this shooting, there's no way there's possibly someone else out there who is the actual suspect") sounds like an excuse and is the result of poor investigation.

How long would you keep the school on lock down until a suspect is found and apprehended?

Edit: How would you have liked to be the USPS employee that signed off on his priority mail envelope to NBC?

How ya doing, buddy?