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𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐚𝐥 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐕𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐢 𝐏𝐮𝐥𝐥𝐬 𝐔𝐩 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐟𝐟 𝐎𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐬 𝐎𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬’ 𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐬 | A controversy erupted at KBP College in Vashi, Navi Mumbai after a staff member allegedly made inappropriate remarks about students’ clothing. Acting swiftly, the college principal Dr Shubhada Nayak reprimanded the employee and issued strict... show more

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31,848 次观看 • 3 个月前

23 Students Booked as Ragging Incident Turns Violent at Devanahalli College,3 arrested Bengaluru The Devanahalli Police of #Bengaluru North East Division have registered a FIR against 23 senior students of #Akash Group of Institutions following a violent #ragging incident that escalated into a targeted assault and robbery. The FIR, filed on January 16, 2026, highlights a series of harrowing events that began as campus bullying and ended in a street-side brawl involving weapons. The ordeal began on January 14, 2026, when senior students from the MIT, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Diploma departments began terrorizing first-year BBA and BCA students. According to the complaint filed by Midhun Madhavan, the college's Admission Head, the seniors allegedly forced juniors to buy cigarettes and alcohol, carry their books, and follow arbitrary commands under the guise of campus "tradition". On the evening of January 15, around 5:00 pm, the harassment turned physical when seniors allegedly assaulted students Sushil Kumar and Harikrishna for failing to comply with demands. When Mr. Madhavan and a group of five students attempted to confront the seniors at a "Tea Hut" near Baichapura Road at 9:00 pm to resolve the matter, the situation turned explosive. Instead of a resolution, the seniors, allegedly joined by local outsiders, launched a coordinated attack. The mob used iron rods, wooden sticks, and stones to beat the staff member and the junior students. During the chaos, the primary accused, Bilal (A1), allegedly robbed a student named Krishnajeet of a gold chain weighing approximately 32 grams. A car belonging to one of the victims was also vandalized during the assault. The police have registered case under sections 115(2), 118(1) and 351(2). Additionally, charges were filed under Sections 116 and 137 of the Karnataka Education Act 1983, which specifically address the prohibition and penalty for ragging. Based on the complaint, police have booked Bilal, Ziril, Mishal, Arjun, Antony, Edrin, Saran, Adman, Noel, Baishudhen, Afail, Shiyas, Nishad, Junaid, Jainel, Shameel, Shanni, Shuhaib, Binto, Sabith, Adithyaraj, Mubashir,Naveen and others. Three Accused Bilal, Noushad and Afsal, all students aged between 21 and 22, have been placed under arrest. Police officials confirmed that the trio has been remanded to judicial custody, while efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused. The victims, including Midhun Madhavan, Krishnajeet and several others, sustained various minor injuries. CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice DCP North East

23 Students Booked as Ragging Incident Turns Violent at Devanahalli College,3 arrested Bengaluru The Devanahalli Police of #Bengaluru North East Division have registered a FIR against 23 senior students of #Akash Group of Institutions following a violent #ragging incident that escalated into a targeted assault and robbery. The FIR, filed on January 16, 2026, highlights a series of harrowing events that began as campus bullying and ended in a street-side brawl involving weapons. The ordeal began on January 14, 2026, when senior students from the MIT, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Diploma departments began terrorizing first-year BBA and BCA students. According to the complaint filed by Midhun Madhavan, the college's Admission Head, the seniors allegedly forced juniors to buy cigarettes and alcohol, carry their books, and follow arbitrary commands under the guise of campus "tradition". On the evening of January 15, around 5:00 pm, the harassment turned physical when seniors allegedly assaulted students Sushil Kumar and Harikrishna for failing to comply with demands. When Mr. Madhavan and a group of five students attempted to confront the seniors at a "Tea Hut" near Baichapura Road at 9:00 pm to resolve the matter, the situation turned explosive. Instead of a resolution, the seniors, allegedly joined by local outsiders, launched a coordinated attack. The mob used iron rods, wooden sticks, and stones to beat the staff member and the junior students. During the chaos, the primary accused, Bilal (A1), allegedly robbed a student named Krishnajeet of a gold chain weighing approximately 32 grams. A car belonging to one of the victims was also vandalized during the assault. The police have registered case under sections 115(2), 118(1) and 351(2). Additionally, charges were filed under Sections 116 and 137 of the Karnataka Education Act 1983, which specifically address the prohibition and penalty for ragging. Based on the complaint, police have booked Bilal, Ziril, Mishal, Arjun, Antony, Edrin, Saran, Adman, Noel, Baishudhen, Afail, Shiyas, Nishad, Junaid, Jainel, Shameel, Shanni, Shuhaib, Binto, Sabith, Adithyaraj, Mubashir,Naveen and others. Three Accused Bilal, Noushad and Afsal, all students aged between 21 and 22, have been placed under arrest. Police officials confirmed that the trio has been remanded to judicial custody, while efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused. The victims, including Midhun Madhavan, Krishnajeet and several others, sustained various minor injuries. CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice DCP North East

Yasir Mushtaq

113,250 次观看 • 6 个月前

Breaking news MAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED BY SAPS MEMBER IN VIRAL VIDEO, PROBE UNDERWAY An investigation is underway following an incident in which a South African Police Service constable allegedly assaulted a member of the public, with a video of the incident widely circulated on social media. The incident is reported to have taken place on 02 April 2026 at the Volksrust Police Station in Mpumalanga. According to Mpumalanga SAPS spokesperson Brigadier Donald Mdhluli, the matter is being treated with seriousness, and an internal investigation has already been instituted to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. “In addition to the internal investigation, a criminal investigation is also underway to ensure that all aspects of the matter are addressed transparently,” Mdhluli said. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has also been notified and is expected to conduct a parallel investigation. Mdhluli said the involvement of IPID aligns with the SAPS commitment to accountability and transparency in policing. “The SAPS remains steadfast in promoting professionalism and upholding the Code of Conduct, which governs the behaviour of all members,” he said. The Acting Provincial Commissioner of SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General Dr Zeph Mkhwanazi, has also weighed in on the matter. “The professional conduct of our members is of utmost importance, and we are committed to maintaining public trust. We are determined to act swiftly and decisively against any wrongdoing,” he said. Investigations remain ongoing.

Breaking news MAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED BY SAPS MEMBER IN VIRAL VIDEO, PROBE UNDERWAY An investigation is underway following an incident in which a South African Police Service constable allegedly assaulted a member of the public, with a video of the incident widely circulated on social media. The incident is reported to have taken place on 02 April 2026 at the Volksrust Police Station in Mpumalanga. According to Mpumalanga SAPS spokesperson Brigadier Donald Mdhluli, the matter is being treated with seriousness, and an internal investigation has already been instituted to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. “In addition to the internal investigation, a criminal investigation is also underway to ensure that all aspects of the matter are addressed transparently,” Mdhluli said. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has also been notified and is expected to conduct a parallel investigation. Mdhluli said the involvement of IPID aligns with the SAPS commitment to accountability and transparency in policing. “The SAPS remains steadfast in promoting professionalism and upholding the Code of Conduct, which governs the behaviour of all members,” he said. The Acting Provincial Commissioner of SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General Dr Zeph Mkhwanazi, has also weighed in on the matter. “The professional conduct of our members is of utmost importance, and we are committed to maintaining public trust. We are determined to act swiftly and decisively against any wrongdoing,” he said. Investigations remain ongoing.

MDN NEWS

143,595 次观看 • 3 个月前

#WATCH | Kolkata: On the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, a Junior Doctor of the Hospital says "Our primary demand is the arrest of the culprits with proper evidence with an official press release confirming the same from the CBI. We demand a written apology, order of resignation of higher authorities including the former Principal of RG Kar, MSVP, Dean of Students Affairs, HOD of the Chest Medicine Department and the Assistant Super Support on Duty of the incident and they should be barred from holding any administrative or authoritative positions in any institution for the remaining duration of their services. We demand an explanation from the Shastra Bhawan as to why the resignation of the former Principal was not accepted and why was he reinstated in another medical college as a Principal. We previously stated that no amount of compensation can be made for a life lost. However, her parents should be provided with lifelong support and adequate financial compensation by the government and it should be announced immediately. Implementation of workplace security measures including CCTV cameras, security guards both male and female, with special emphasis on why on in-campus and out-campus hostels...The Commissioner of the Police should take strict action against the digital defamation of RG Kar MCh students that has been circulated on social media. He should also investigate and take action against the circulation of the photo of the victim that is going on in the social media and he also should take action against taking the victim's name multiple times in the social media. In light of the recent mob attack, we would demand the resignation of the current Principal of RG Kar MCH, Commissioner of the Police of Kolkata, officer in charge of Tala PS and Deputy Commissioner of Police North Kolkata on their shameful response to the mob attack on the eve of Independence Day..."

#WATCH | Kolkata: On the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, a Junior Doctor of the Hospital says "Our primary demand is the arrest of the culprits with proper evidence with an official press release confirming the same from the CBI. We demand a written apology, order of resignation of higher authorities including the former Principal of RG Kar, MSVP, Dean of Students Affairs, HOD of the Chest Medicine Department and the Assistant Super Support on Duty of the incident and they should be barred from holding any administrative or authoritative positions in any institution for the remaining duration of their services. We demand an explanation from the Shastra Bhawan as to why the resignation of the former Principal was not accepted and why was he reinstated in another medical college as a Principal. We previously stated that no amount of compensation can be made for a life lost. However, her parents should be provided with lifelong support and adequate financial compensation by the government and it should be announced immediately. Implementation of workplace security measures including CCTV cameras, security guards both male and female, with special emphasis on why on in-campus and out-campus hostels...The Commissioner of the Police should take strict action against the digital defamation of RG Kar MCh students that has been circulated on social media. He should also investigate and take action against the circulation of the photo of the victim that is going on in the social media and he also should take action against taking the victim's name multiple times in the social media. In light of the recent mob attack, we would demand the resignation of the current Principal of RG Kar MCH, Commissioner of the Police of Kolkata, officer in charge of Tala PS and Deputy Commissioner of Police North Kolkata on their shameful response to the mob attack on the eve of Independence Day..."

ANI

295,961 次观看 • 1 年前

Location: PES University, Bangalore Date: 24 March A professor called a Muslim student a "terrorist" with derogatory remarks. Dr. Muralidhar Deshpande, a professor, referred to the Muslim student Affan as a "terrorist" at least 13 times during class and repeatedly abused him verbally. He further stated: "Iran war happened because of people like you" "Trump will take you away" "You are idiots, you will go to hell" These comments were made in front of about 60 students, creating an extremely hostile and humiliating environment. In a concerning development, CCTV footage—which could have served as crucial evidence—was allegedly deleted, raising serious questions about accountability and transparency. Some students who spoke in support of Affan were allegedly suspended, with the official reason given as "talking during class." Although the professor later wrote an apology letter to the college, he did not directly apologize to Affan. The department head apologized on his behalf and is accused of indirectly pressuring Affan, such as saying "PES has money," "They will buy the media," and "Think about your career." Affan's family is already facing difficulties, making the situation even more distressing for him. Instead of support, he allegedly faced humiliation, pressure, and isolation.

Location: PES University, Bangalore Date: 24 March A professor called a Muslim student a "terrorist" with derogatory remarks. Dr. Muralidhar Deshpande, a professor, referred to the Muslim student Affan as a "terrorist" at least 13 times during class and repeatedly abused him verbally. He further stated: "Iran war happened because of people like you" "Trump will take you away" "You are idiots, you will go to hell" These comments were made in front of about 60 students, creating an extremely hostile and humiliating environment. In a concerning development, CCTV footage—which could have served as crucial evidence—was allegedly deleted, raising serious questions about accountability and transparency. Some students who spoke in support of Affan were allegedly suspended, with the official reason given as "talking during class." Although the professor later wrote an apology letter to the college, he did not directly apologize to Affan. The department head apologized on his behalf and is accused of indirectly pressuring Affan, such as saying "PES has money," "They will buy the media," and "Think about your career." Affan's family is already facing difficulties, making the situation even more distressing for him. Instead of support, he allegedly faced humiliation, pressure, and isolation.

The Muslim

356,392 次观看 • 4 个月前

We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!

We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!

Ross Johnston

17,681 次观看 • 4 个月前

Students of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala are on a protest. About 400 of them are sitting at campus on 3rd day facing extreme hot weather, against the various systemic complaints against the Vice -Chancellor Mr. Jai Shankar Singh. The Vice Chancellor entered the female students’ hostel unannounced. He has earlier asked female students to take easy subjects! He is known to ask female teachers to come in ‘Hindustani Poshak’ and has repeatedly commented on the dresses of the students. Allegedly he showed complete lack of apathy when a few months earlier, there was an accident which resulted in the loss of lives of a few students. He is said to have commented ‘if you party late at night, what else do you expect.’ He has also commented on the financial status of students asking them why have they enrolled in an expensive college if their parents can’t pay the fee. This was said to a student who is a batch topper and is on scholarship, when there was a slight delay in making the payment of the college fees. What’s shocking is that there is so much administrative pressure on the students who are protesting that they are not being permitted to meet anyone. There are implied threats to students who speak to anyone , in terms of their marks deductions in upcoming exams. Students have appealed to the Visitor of the University- Justice Surya Kant, Hon’ble Judge of the Supreme Court ; and Chancellor Justice Sheel Nagu, Hon’ble Chief Justice of Punjab & Haryana High Court, to take cognisance of the matter and immediately expel the Vice Chancellor. The questions before us are - - Is closing down the institute a good way to deal with the situation? - Why protect the Vice - Chancellor, when there is clear cut violation of law. - It’s not a one off incident that students are complaining off. Why hand over the top institutes in such hands ? When he was a dean of law at Allahabad University, he was given a notice for entering a female teachers home at odd hours for expediting the last semester exam. - What about the Systemic Issue -Casual Sexism At Law School ? - What about the implementation of POSH? What happens when the complaint is against the top boss ? - What we see is the classic Anatomy of a people’s’ movement - divide the students ; show them fears about their careers ; call the POLICE and then close the university down. - Why does the boss always go scot-free ? - What’s the point of law if the accused are always protected by those in power ? - When was the training of POSH last done at university? If it is mandatory under POSH, then what happens when institutes/organisations don’t follow it ? - Character assassination - the classic ploy to respond to when female students raise any complaint, how long will this be tolerated? - What are we teaching them as students of constitutional law ? If as students of law, they can’t protest for their own rights, how are they expected to fight for the rights of others tomorrow? Remember, great institutions are not judged by the decorum of dress but the strength of character. Questions galore but here in support of these students and will always stand for the right fight! #RGNUL #protest #Patiala #JaiShankar

Students of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala are on a protest. About 400 of them are sitting at campus on 3rd day facing extreme hot weather, against the various systemic complaints against the Vice -Chancellor Mr. Jai Shankar Singh. The Vice Chancellor entered the female students’ hostel unannounced. He has earlier asked female students to take easy subjects! He is known to ask female teachers to come in ‘Hindustani Poshak’ and has repeatedly commented on the dresses of the students. Allegedly he showed complete lack of apathy when a few months earlier, there was an accident which resulted in the loss of lives of a few students. He is said to have commented ‘if you party late at night, what else do you expect.’ He has also commented on the financial status of students asking them why have they enrolled in an expensive college if their parents can’t pay the fee. This was said to a student who is a batch topper and is on scholarship, when there was a slight delay in making the payment of the college fees. What’s shocking is that there is so much administrative pressure on the students who are protesting that they are not being permitted to meet anyone. There are implied threats to students who speak to anyone , in terms of their marks deductions in upcoming exams. Students have appealed to the Visitor of the University- Justice Surya Kant, Hon’ble Judge of the Supreme Court ; and Chancellor Justice Sheel Nagu, Hon’ble Chief Justice of Punjab & Haryana High Court, to take cognisance of the matter and immediately expel the Vice Chancellor. The questions before us are - - Is closing down the institute a good way to deal with the situation? - Why protect the Vice - Chancellor, when there is clear cut violation of law. - It’s not a one off incident that students are complaining off. Why hand over the top institutes in such hands ? When he was a dean of law at Allahabad University, he was given a notice for entering a female teachers home at odd hours for expediting the last semester exam. - What about the Systemic Issue -Casual Sexism At Law School ? - What about the implementation of POSH? What happens when the complaint is against the top boss ? - What we see is the classic Anatomy of a people’s’ movement - divide the students ; show them fears about their careers ; call the POLICE and then close the university down. - Why does the boss always go scot-free ? - What’s the point of law if the accused are always protected by those in power ? - When was the training of POSH last done at university? If it is mandatory under POSH, then what happens when institutes/organisations don’t follow it ? - Character assassination - the classic ploy to respond to when female students raise any complaint, how long will this be tolerated? - What are we teaching them as students of constitutional law ? If as students of law, they can’t protest for their own rights, how are they expected to fight for the rights of others tomorrow? Remember, great institutions are not judged by the decorum of dress but the strength of character. Questions galore but here in support of these students and will always stand for the right fight! #RGNUL #protest #Patiala #JaiShankar

Avani Bansal

31,423 次观看 • 1 年前

Charter School Must Address Triple Shooting Near Bulls College Prep Campus By drkugler On May 2, 2025, three teens were shot at 205 S Hoyne Ave, steps from Bulls College Prep on Chicago’s Near West Side, raising urgent questions about student safety and school accountability. SubxNews video footage, posted at 5:12 PM on May 2, 2025, captures the grim aftermath: police cordoning off the area, evidence markers scattered, and a community in shock—all within 1,000 feet of the school at 2:45 PM, during school dismissal hours. Bulls College Prep expressed sorrow over the incident but stated it occurred off-campus, suggesting it falls outside their responsibility. This stance has sparked debate about the school’s role in ensuring student safety in nearby areas legally designated as “student safety zones.” The shooting occurred in a student safety zone, as defined by Chicago Municipal Code 8-4-355, which covers areas within 1,000 feet of any school between 6:00 AM and 7:00 PM on school days. The victims, later confirmed as Bulls College Prep students were shot roughly an hour after dismissal, prompting concerns about oversight during student transitions. The Chicago Municipal Code emphasizes enhanced penalties for crimes in student safety zones, reflecting a societal expectation of heightened protection around schools. While the law does not explicitly mandate school responsibilities, it underscores the need for schools like Bulls College Prep to prioritize safe passage to and from campus, particularly in high-risk areas. Bulls College Prep’s position that the incident is unrelated to their operations has frustrated some community members, who argue schools must play a larger role in addressing safety in these zones. However, schools often face challenges, such as limited resources or unclear legal obligations, which may complicate their ability to extend safety measures beyond campus boundaries Chicago Bulls College Prep, a Noble School This incident echoes broader concerns within Chicago Public Schools (CPS). In December 2022, Benito Juarez High School faced scrutiny after a double murder initially described as off-campus was later confirmed to have occurred under a student bridge on school grounds. One victim was a Bulls College Prep student. In both cases, school officials emphasized the incidents were not their responsibility, leaving families and communities seeking answers ChicagoPublicSchools The Near West Side, where the shooting occurred, is a gentrifying area with rising property values—homes like 2150 W Monroe St are listed for $2.195 million—yet violence persists. Schools like Bulls College Prep, a charter within the Noble Schools network, have a moral and practical obligation to collaborate with communities and CPS to address safety in student safety zones. All three victims are recovering at Stroger Hospital. The mother of 16-year-old Cameron King, who underwent surgery, told ABC News her son was walking with classmates after school when an unknown shooter opened fire across from the Bulls College Prep campus. Chicago Police Communication (May 2, 2025, 4:13 PM CDT): Three victims—a 16-year-old male (gunshot wound to lower back, serious condition), a 15-year-old female (gunshot wound to left leg, good condition), and a 15-year-old male (gunshot wound to right leg, good condition)—were shot on the sidewalk at 205 S Hoyne Ave by an unknown offender. No suspect is in custody. Area Three Detectives are investigating. ( How can Bulls College Prep, CPS, and the community work together to prevent future incidents in student safety zones? Review the SubxNews video, examine the evidence, and engage with school and district leaders to demand collaborative solutions. References: 3 shot 205 S Hoyne (3:37 PM, 2 May 2025) Spot News After school shooting on the westside (5:12 PM, 2 May 2025) Chicago shooting injures 3 teens on South Hoyne Avenue (10:39 PM, 2 May 2025) ABC7 Chicago A shooting near a Chicago high school killed two teens (Dec 16, 2022) Chalkbeat Chicago 46 years for teen who killed 2 students at Benito Juarez High School (Jun 18, 2024) Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Municipal Code 8-4-355 Chicago Bulls College Prep, 2040 W Adams St (1,000-foot radius map) $2,195,000, 2150 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL $440,000, 204 S Hoyne Ave, Chicago, IL (Last Sold Jun 11, 2018, Redfin Estimate $728,784) Chicago Bulls College Prep #ChicagoScanner

Charter School Must Address Triple Shooting Near Bulls College Prep Campus By drkugler On May 2, 2025, three teens were shot at 205 S Hoyne Ave, steps from Bulls College Prep on Chicago’s Near West Side, raising urgent questions about student safety and school accountability. SubxNews video footage, posted at 5:12 PM on May 2, 2025, captures the grim aftermath: police cordoning off the area, evidence markers scattered, and a community in shock—all within 1,000 feet of the school at 2:45 PM, during school dismissal hours. Bulls College Prep expressed sorrow over the incident but stated it occurred off-campus, suggesting it falls outside their responsibility. This stance has sparked debate about the school’s role in ensuring student safety in nearby areas legally designated as “student safety zones.” The shooting occurred in a student safety zone, as defined by Chicago Municipal Code 8-4-355, which covers areas within 1,000 feet of any school between 6:00 AM and 7:00 PM on school days. The victims, later confirmed as Bulls College Prep students were shot roughly an hour after dismissal, prompting concerns about oversight during student transitions. The Chicago Municipal Code emphasizes enhanced penalties for crimes in student safety zones, reflecting a societal expectation of heightened protection around schools. While the law does not explicitly mandate school responsibilities, it underscores the need for schools like Bulls College Prep to prioritize safe passage to and from campus, particularly in high-risk areas. Bulls College Prep’s position that the incident is unrelated to their operations has frustrated some community members, who argue schools must play a larger role in addressing safety in these zones. However, schools often face challenges, such as limited resources or unclear legal obligations, which may complicate their ability to extend safety measures beyond campus boundaries Chicago Bulls College Prep, a Noble School This incident echoes broader concerns within Chicago Public Schools (CPS). In December 2022, Benito Juarez High School faced scrutiny after a double murder initially described as off-campus was later confirmed to have occurred under a student bridge on school grounds. One victim was a Bulls College Prep student. In both cases, school officials emphasized the incidents were not their responsibility, leaving families and communities seeking answers ChicagoPublicSchools The Near West Side, where the shooting occurred, is a gentrifying area with rising property values—homes like 2150 W Monroe St are listed for $2.195 million—yet violence persists. Schools like Bulls College Prep, a charter within the Noble Schools network, have a moral and practical obligation to collaborate with communities and CPS to address safety in student safety zones. All three victims are recovering at Stroger Hospital. The mother of 16-year-old Cameron King, who underwent surgery, told ABC News her son was walking with classmates after school when an unknown shooter opened fire across from the Bulls College Prep campus. Chicago Police Communication (May 2, 2025, 4:13 PM CDT): Three victims—a 16-year-old male (gunshot wound to lower back, serious condition), a 15-year-old female (gunshot wound to left leg, good condition), and a 15-year-old male (gunshot wound to right leg, good condition)—were shot on the sidewalk at 205 S Hoyne Ave by an unknown offender. No suspect is in custody. Area Three Detectives are investigating. ( How can Bulls College Prep, CPS, and the community work together to prevent future incidents in student safety zones? Review the SubxNews video, examine the evidence, and engage with school and district leaders to demand collaborative solutions. References: 3 shot 205 S Hoyne (3:37 PM, 2 May 2025) Spot News After school shooting on the westside (5:12 PM, 2 May 2025) Chicago shooting injures 3 teens on South Hoyne Avenue (10:39 PM, 2 May 2025) ABC7 Chicago A shooting near a Chicago high school killed two teens (Dec 16, 2022) Chalkbeat Chicago 46 years for teen who killed 2 students at Benito Juarez High School (Jun 18, 2024) Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Municipal Code 8-4-355 Chicago Bulls College Prep, 2040 W Adams St (1,000-foot radius map) $2,195,000, 2150 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL $440,000, 204 S Hoyne Ave, Chicago, IL (Last Sold Jun 11, 2018, Redfin Estimate $728,784) Chicago Bulls College Prep #ChicagoScanner

SubX.News®

192,210 次观看 • 1 年前