Full Coverage: Shooting at UCLA
Two people died in a murder-suicide in an engineering building at UCLA on Wednesday, June 1, Los Angeles police said.
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UCLA professor Ajit Mal was in his UCLA office Wednesday getting ready to teach his 10 a.m. engineering class when he heard an odd sound.
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She was fueled by curiosity.
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A Minnesota woman who was killed by UCLA gunman Mainak Sarkar was studying to become a doctor before her life “was cut short much too soon by her estranged husband,†according to the victim’s sister.
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The gunman was dead. Beside him, two semiautomatic pistols, extra magazines and a backpack.
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After news broke that there had been a shooting attack at UCLA Wednesday, the campus was swarmed by law enforcement officers and we later learned that professor William Klug had been killed killed by a former student, who then took his own life).
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The gunman who killed a UCLA professor before committing suicide on campus Wednesday left behind a “kill list†and is suspected in the shooting death of a woman in Minnesota, authorities said.
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The gunman was dead. Beside him, two semiautomatic pistols, extra magazines and a backpack.
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UCLA quickly announced plans to hold most classes as scheduled on Thursday, the day after a murder-suicide in which two people died.
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UCLA students went to school Wednesday expecting to take on routine end-of-school-year tasks: final exams and presentations.
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Once is too much. Twice is implausible.
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The call came from the UCLA campus just before 10 a.m. – someone had opened fire with a gun.
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LAPD Chief Charlie Beck confirmed that the shooter was one of the two men killed in a small office in a building in the campus’ engineering complex.
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The routine seemed all too familiar to Jeremy Peschard.
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Wednesday’s murder-suicide shooting at UCLA took place on the same day that the Los Angeles City Council was staging a ceremony commemorating National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
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They hunkered down in classrooms, bathrooms and dormitories.
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As police search for a suspect in a shooting at the UCLA campus, they are using a tried-and-true method that has been honed in numerous similar incidents.
