Raleigh, NC – A devastating incident unfolded at Southeast Raleigh High School on Monday, as a 14-year-old stands accused of fatally stabbing one student and seriously injuring another during a brawl. In the aftermath of this tragic event, classes at the school have been canceled for Tuesday.
Officials report that the stabbing occurred in the gym and was captured on camera. The distressing incident prompted a school resource officer to call for assistance at 11:01 a.m. after a minor was stabbed during a fight involving multiple students. The 14-year-old male suspect, now charged with murder on a juvenile petition, has been placed under secure custody, according to the Raleigh Police.
Estella Patterson, the chief of police, did not confirm whether the suspect is a student at Southeast Raleigh High School. However, sources suggest that the suspect’s mother had notified the school on Monday, expressing concerns that her son was at risk of being attacked.
Tragically, 15-year-old Delvin Ferrell lost his life in the incident, as confirmed on a social media site. A second pupil, a 16-year-old, is currently receiving treatment in the hospital for non-life-threatening wounds.
In response to the unfolding tragedy, Southeast Raleigh High School implemented a Code Red lockdown, allowing law enforcement to conduct a thorough investigation. Authorities urged the public to avoid the high school on Rock Quarry Road during this period.
Raleigh Police have issued a plea for information or evidence related to the crime, encouraging anyone with details to call 919-996-1193. The community is grappling with the aftermath of this senseless act of violence, emphasizing the urgent need for increased vigilance and preventive measures within school environments.
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