Former student stabs 3 staff members, plants 2 pipe bombs in California attack: Cops

[rangerrebew]

Former student stabs 3 staff members, plants 2 pipe bombs in California attack: Cops
Story by Jon Haworth • 5h


A former student at a school in California allegedly stabbed three staff members and planted two pipe bombs before being arrested, police said.

The Torrance Police Department is investigating the incident that occurred on Monday at approximately 8:15 a.m., when, they said, a former student from the Switzer Learning Center allegedly stabbed a total of three staff members and attempted to stab a fourth before fleeing the scene.
 
“Two of the victims were quickly transported to Harbor General Hospital and are currently receiving treatment for non-life-threatening injuries,” the Torrance Police Department said. “Third victim was treated on the scene by Torrance Fire Department.”

Following the incident, the suspect was taken into custody by law enforcement officials, which is when he told them that “he had placed two pipe bombs in the vicinity of 208 Street and Amapola Avenue,” according to the Torrance Police Department.

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[rangerrebew]

It sounds like some kind of special needs school.  If so, authorities may just as well turn him loose now.

[verga]

It sounds like some kind of special needs school.  If so, authorities may just as well turn him loose now.

Definitely and "alternative school. The thing that concerns me is that they were lumping special needs students (LD, MR, ED) with the trouble makers.   

[GtHawk]

Definitely and "alternative school. The thing that concerns me is that they were lumping special needs students (LD, MR, ED) with the trouble makers.

Doesn't sound what we would normally call special needs.


Individualized Learning Programs - The Switzer School

Students engage in our programs using individualized, evidence and research-based curriculum, along with STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) programming in an interactive environment to encourage real-world learning in grades K-12.

[verga]

Doesn't sound what we would normally call special needs.


Individualized Learning Programs - The Switzer School

Students engage in our programs using individualized, evidence and research-based curriculum, along with STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) programming in an interactive environment to encourage real-world learning in grades K-12.

It is California after all. No standards and lower morals.