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19 injured suspect arrested April 9, 2014 Pittsburgh High School Stabbing Spree A male student Alex Hribalarmed with two knives went on a slashing and stabbing rampage at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, near Pittsburgh Pa. At least 19 students were injured before he was subdued and handcuffed At least 8 people were hospitalized, some with life-threatening wounds. His stated motive was that he was bullied and was called a "rate face". Nobody is speculating if, like in Israel stabbing sprees, the kid could have been recruited online as a terrorist
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- the incident happened after most students had arrived but before the school day was officially in session.
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*Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Regional_High_School_stabbing On April 9, 2014, a mass stabbing and slashing incident took place at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, Pennsylvania where 21 people were injured, including the perpetrator. The suspect, identified by police as Alex Hribal, a 16-year-old male student at the school, was armed with two knives and was taken into custody by police.[3][4] He has been charged as an adult with attempted homicide and aggravated assault. May 29, 2015, a hearing that will determine whether the case will be moved to a juvenile court was rescheduled for June 22. The proper trial for the stabbing rampage was also rescheduled for at least July 6.[52][53] On June 23, victims of the rampage testified in court about their injuries and urged the judge to try Hribal as an adult.[54] On September 24, a judge ruled that Hribal must be transferred from a juvenile detention center to the county jail when he turns eighteen years old.[28]
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Read Alex Hribal's letter found in locker after Franklin Regional High ...
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WTAE‑TVOct 26, 2015 - MURRYSVILLE, PA —The following are copies of the letter found by law enforcement investigators in Alex Hribal's locker after the stabbings incident at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville. ... As much as I distrust media's intentions and goals, Hribal's lawyer's attempts to ...
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WTAE‑TVNov 24, 2015 - An assistant principal says she took the knives from Alex Hribal's hands: "I tried to get him to let go, and it didn't seem like he was hearing me."
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Apr 9, 2014
Pennsylvania teen charged after wounding 22 in stabbing spree at high school
Fox News 16-year-old boy was charged Wednesday after he allegedly stabbed 21 students and an adult -- leaving four seriously injured -- during an early-morning attack at a high school near Pittsburgh, authorities said.
Fox News has confirmed the identity of the suspect as Alex Hribal, a student at Franklin Regional Senior High School, the scene of the stabbing spree. The sophomore was being charged with four counts of attempted homicide, 21 counts of aggravated assault and one count of possessing a prohibited weapon on school property, according to a criminal complaint released by Westmoreland County District Attorney John Peck.
Westmoreland County Sheriff Jonathan Held described Hribal as quiet, adding that the teenager had not been talking to authorities
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Franklin Regional parent says ‘rat face’ caused school stabbing attack
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Franklin Regional parent had bullying concerns before knife rampage:
Misleading headline is misleading.
Let me give you the rundown of the article. A man whose daughter was allegedly bullied at Franklin Regional says he went to the school about his daughter and he claims they did nothing about it. That;s the bullying concern.
However the same man says he has a screen shot, I'm assuming from Facebook, where some student referred to Alex Hribal as a 'rat face'. As I've said before if this what is considered as bullying these days we are raising yet another generation of emotional marshmallows. Even if Hribal is one of these selfish and egotistical teens that usually carry out these kinds of attacks I doubt very much that 'rat face' would set him off to the point where he stabbed 20+ people.
Let's also not forget that both the police and Hribal's own attorney has said that bullying is not the cause of the attacks. The media won't let that get in the way of writing salacious click bait.
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Franklin Regional High School stabbing
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| Franklin Regional High School stabbing | |
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| Location | Murrysville, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Coordinates | 40°25′45″N 79°40′09″WCoordinates: 40°25′45″N 79°40′09″W[1] |
| Date | April 9, 2014 c. 7:13 a.m.-c. 7:18 a.m.[2][3] |
Attack type | Stabbing, slashing |
| Weapon(s) | Two kitchen knives |
| Deaths | 0 |
Non-fatal injuries | 25 (23 directly, including the attacker; 2 while fleeing) |
Suspected perpetrator | Alex Hribal, 16 |
On April 9, 2014, a mass stabbing and slashing incident took place at Franklin Regional High School inMurrysville, Pennsylvania, where at least 22 people were injured. The suspect, identified by police as Alex Hribal, a 16-year-old male student at the school, was armed with two knives and was taken into custody by police.[4][5] He has been charged as an adult with attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
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At around 7:13 a.m., the attacker, armed with a pair of knives and wearing all-black clothing,[6] stabbed and slashed students in the school's crowded hallways, just minutes before the start of school. At least six[7] of the first students he stabbed were in a large crowd and only noticed that they were bleeding, not knowing that they were intentionally stabbed. Witnesses described the attacker as appearing emotionless during the rampage. The attacker was then subdued by a school police officer (who was also stabbed) with the help of the assistant principal. He was later treated for injuries to his hand. Five minutes after the stabbings began, police arrived and secured the school.[2][8][9][10]
Suspect[edit]
One student at the school, the 16-year-old male sophomore[11] Alex Hribal,[4] who has been described as "really shy,"[2] has been taken into custody, as he is a suspected perpetrator.[12] The suspect has also been described as "quiet," "smart" and as having "a good future ahead of him."[13] Officials have declared that this student was responsible for the stabbing, that he stabbed people in multiple classrooms, and that he used two "straight knives", measuring 8 to 10 inches (20.32 to 25.4cm), to carry it out.[14][15] He has been charged as an adult, with four counts of attempted homicide, 21 counts of aggravated assault, and one count of carrying a weapon on school property.[16][5][7] If convicted of all counts, Hribal faces up to 585 years of prison.[17] His attorney is seeking a psychiatric evaluation, and is seeking to have his case transferred to juvenile court. Hribal is scheduled to be tried as an adult due to the large number of victims of his actions. If his lawyer succeeds, Hribal will be set free at the age of 21.[18]
Victims[edit]
A total of 22 people suffered stabbing injuries during the rampage.[5] The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) treated twelve patients. UPMC officials stated that two boys were in critical condition, two boys were in serious condition, and a boy and two girls were in fair condition. One victim was placed on a ventilator after a knife pierced his liver, while another suffered an open wound to the face that required 11 stitches. Five UPMC patients had been discharged as of April 9: three boys, a girl, and an adult. The teenage victims ranged in age from 14 to 17.[8] According to officials, none of the victims appeared to be specifically targeted.[2] In addition to the stabbing victims, two other students suffered unrelated injuries while fleeing the school, and the attacker suffered injuries to his hand.[3]
Aftermath[edit]
Eight of the injured people were flown to Forbes Regional Hospital in nearby Monroeville shortly thereafter.[14] These people were hospitalized because they had suffered serious injuries, including "deep wounds to the abdomen", according to hospital officials.[19] Witnesses say that the perpetrator, after stabbing the victims, "just got up and ran away really fast."[2] Of the 22 victims, 21 were students and the other was a school resource officer.[5][11] The affected school district, Franklin Regional School District, announced on its website that it was canceling high school classes, but not middle or elementary school ones.[20] Police chief Thomas Seefeld said that the alarms that went off during the stabbing, which occurred because a student pulled the fire alarm shortly after the attack began,[13] encouraged many people to evacuate the school, and that this led to the number of victims being lower than it otherwise would have been.[19] The school was closed down and is currently being cleaned up by a restoration company, with classes expected to resume one week after the attack.[21]
School security[edit]
The school was not equipped with metal detectors.[22] Since February 2013 the school district has had 130 video cameras from various schools live streamed to police, explained as a precaution against violent incidents.[23]
Reaction[edit]
Following the incident, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett visited Murrysville and held a press conference, giving a speech praising the heroes of the rampage, saying, "There are a number of heroes in this day. Many of them are students. Students who stayed with their friends and didn't leave their friends."[9] He also called today another "sad day" in the country and asked if schools should have metal detectors.[15] Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey, Jr.released a statement on the incident, saying, "I am stunned by the senseless tragedy at Franklin Regional High School. Our schools should be places where children can learn and grow without fear of violence. I am inspired by the bravery of the school personnel and students, and I am grateful for the heroic work of the first responders, emergency and medical personnel who cared for those injured. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and the entire Franklin Regional School District."[24]
On April 10, U.S. President Barack Obama called Franklin Principal Ron Suvak to tell him that the FBI would continue to assist in the investigation of the attack.[25]
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“Nate Moore was walking to homeroom, book in hand, when a classmate he knew to be quiet and unassuming tackled a freshman boy a few feet in front of him...he was stabbing his victim in the belly, Moore said. The suspect got up and slashed Moore's face, then took off down the hall, where authorities said he stabbed and slashed other students in an attack that injured 21 students and a security guard...” Reports have emerged of heroic acts during the chaos of the attack. And people are trying to understand what could have motivated the attacker, whose lawyer describes him as a “typical young kid. He’s a B+ student. The family is like Ozzie and Harriet. They have dinner together every night…” Four of the 22 victims are still in critical condition, and one who was “eviscerated” may not survive. [AP, Image via CNN ]| Washington Post | - |
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(CNN) -- A male sophomore went on a stabbing spree at his Pittsburgh-area high school early Wednesday, an emergency management agency spokesman said. At least 20 students at Franklin Regional Senior High School in Murrysville were injured, and the ...
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(CNN) -- A suspect was in custody after eight students were stabbed Wednesday morning at western Pennsylvania's Franklin Regional Senior High School, authorities said. One of the injured students was being flown to a local hospital, said Dan Stevens, ...
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MURRYSVILLE (KDKA) – Police and paramedics are on the scene of a stabbing at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville. Dan Stevens with Westmoreland Emergency Management says 20-people have been injured, 19-of them students, and one a ...
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MURRYSVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- A student armed with a knife went on a stabbing and slashing spree at a high school near Pittsburgh on Wednesday morning, leaving as many as 20 people injured, including four students who suffered serious wounds, authorities
, the trauma director at Forbes Regional Medical Center, the closest hospital, said two victims were in surgery and one was awaiting surgery. All three were all stabbed in the torso, abdomen, chest or back, which he called "significant injuries."
Seven teens and one adult were listed in serious condition at Forbes Hospital, West Penn Allegheny Health System spokeswoman Jennifer Davis said. They ranged in age from 15 to 60, and some were in surgery, she said. A ninth victim, a 15-year-old girl, was in good condition at Allegheny Hospital, Davis said. ...| Politico | - |
MURRYSVILLE, Pa. — An official says four students were believed to be seriously injured at a high school near Pittsburgh, where a student with a knife stabbed or slashed others, injuring as many as 20. Westmoreland County emergency management ...
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DEVELOPING: Twenty students were wounded — four seriously — during a stabbing spree at a high school near Pittsburgh and one person is in custody early Wednesday, authorities say. As word of the incident spread and children streamed out of the ...
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