He joined a fleeing crowd, heard gunshots echo on the stadium concourse, felt a bullet pierce the ground a few inches from his left shoe.

He kept running — toward the exit, toward his car, willing himself forward even as he got a jolt in one leg, then the other.

Outside the stadium, Mr. Murphy fell to the ground. When he rolled up his jeans, he found a gunshot wound below each knee. And the worst pain he had experienced in his 18 years.

“I was scared. I was really scared,” said Mr. Murphy, who was one of nine people shot in August after a high school football game in Mobile. He said he had never worried about someone bringing a
Jarvis Murphy tried to get away.

He joined a fleeing crowd, heard gunshots echo on the stadium concourse, felt a bullet pierce the ground a few inches from his left shoe.

He kept running — toward the exit, toward his car, willing himself forward even as he got a jolt in one leg, then the other.

Outside the stadium, Mr. Murphy fell to the ground. When he rolled up his jeans, he found a gunshot wound below each knee. And the worst pain he had experienced in his 18 years.

“I was scared. I was really scared,” said Mr. Murphy, who was one of nine people shot in August after a high school football game in Mobile. He said he had never worried about someone bringing a
Jarvis Murphy tried to get away.

He joined a fleeing crowd, heard gunshots echo on the stadium concourse, felt a bullet pierce the ground a few inches from his left shoe.

He kept running — toward the exit, toward his car, willing himself forward even as he got a jolt in one leg, then the other.

Outside the stadium, Mr. Murphy fell to the ground. When he rolled up his jeans, he found a gunshot wound below each knee. And the worst pain he had experienced in his 18 years.

“I was scared. I was really scared,” said Mr. Murphy, who was one of nine people shot in August after a high school football game in Mobile. He said he had never worried about someone bringing a
Jarvis Murphy tried to get away.

He joined a fleeing crowd, heard gunshots echo on the stadium concourse, felt a bullet pierce the ground a few inches from his left shoe.

He kept running — toward the exit, toward his car, willing himself forward even as he got a jolt in one leg, then the other.

Outside the stadium, Mr. Murphy fell to the ground. When he rolled up his jeans, he found a gunshot wound below each knee. And the worst pain he had experienced in his 18 years.

“I was scared. I was really scared,” said Mr. Murphy, who was one of nine people shot in August after a high school football game in Mobile. He said he had never worried about someone bringing gun to a game.

1.Mr.Murphy became a casualty that evening of an overlooked epidemic of school shooting the kind that happens after class lets out.

2.The kind that draws little attention despite a national push to fortitfy schools and protect children
3.since the start of 2013,at least 19 people have been killed and more than 100 Wounded in shootings with some connection to school sporting events.

They'd been told a school shooting plot had been thwarted and three middle schoolers arrested.

1. The details of averted school violence have only recently captured the attention of researchers
2. the three boys remain on suspension, at home under their parents' care, because New York law calls for them to be placed in the least restrictive environment that will ensure their return to court
3. Albion police say the boys were in the logistical stages of a plan to enter the school with explosives, incendiary devices, and firearms
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2019/12/02/school-shooting-violence-prevention-suicide-bullying-statistics-red-flag-law/4254199002/

1.) Authorities are still searching for the gun used in the shooting. The suspect brought the weapon to school on Tuesday but it's unclear how it came to be in his possession
2.)"Unfortunately, there's only two people who know what really happened and one of them is not able to speak for himself and the suspect is not cooperating," 
3.) The alleged gunman, identified as a minor boy, was arrested hours after police responded to reports of a shooting at Bellaire High School 
https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/15/us/houston-student-shot-on-campus/index.html

The college was made aware of the "deeply disturbing incident" in an email from the Sturgeon Bay Police Department and the Board of Trustees "acted immediately," according to school officials. 

Fact 3 ~ Blaine Amendments are laws that which prohibit states from using public funds to aid “sectarian” or religious schools. 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/01/20/protect-religious-freedom-supreme-court-rule-school-choice-column/4470184002/

2-number of confirmed COVID-19 infections worldwide climbed to almost 471,000, according to Johns Hopkins University

3-In the U.S., more than 68,500 people have tested positive and over 1,000 have died of the disease