ANOTHER SCHOOL/PUBLIC SHOOTING

[HairOfTheDog]

Christ! Every other day there is a school shooting. I wish I knew what drove these children to become so emotionless or over emotional. This is heartbreaking.

It's really sad and maddening that high school and college campuses are more and more becoming murder crime scenes. Just last week, there were three students shot to death on college campuses.

Widner University (suspect still being pursued by LE), Purdue (student/suspect in custody), and, on Friday, South Carolina State (student/suspect now in custody).

STUDENT KILLED AT SC STATE

A 20-year-old South Carolina State University student shot to death outside a dormitory was an engineering technology student who also played on the school's football team, the school said Saturday.

Brandon Robinson was a junior who played football as an outside linebacker and defensive end, the university said in a statement. He attended high school in Orangeburg and appeared in four games last season for SC State, according to the team's online roster.

"Brandon was a fine young man who was paying his way through college. All he wanted to do was play football for the university," Bulldog football Coach Buddy Pough said. "We are at (a) loss for words right now."


Murder victim, Brandon Robinson. RIP.

Robinson was shot to death Friday January 24^th outside Hugine Suites after arguing with Justin Bernard Singleton, 19, of Charleston, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division said. Singleton was charged with murder and arrested early Saturday at an Orangeburg apartment complex.


Murder Suspect, Justin Singleton.

Singleton "pulled out a gun and fired at Robinson, hitting him in the neck area," according to an arrest warrant filed by a SLED investigator.

Singleton is a full-time, sophomore student at S.C. State majoring in business, university spokeswoman Sonja Bennett-Bellamy said Saturday. He does not participate in any of the school's athletics programs, but his mother manages a university-owned, off-campus student apartment complex, Bennett-Bellamy said.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/stude...m-21658422