Delaware State University shooting suspect arrested
Monday, September 24, 2007
18-year-old, Loyer D. Braden, who is being accused of shooting two Delaware State University students was arrested today by police.
Braden has been charged with a gun charge, assault and reckless endangerment and attempted murder in connection with the shooting of two students on September 21, 2007, in Dover, Delaware, United States.
Braden is currently being held on US$60,000 secure bond and was ordered to stay away from the victims and the University if bail is granted.
Nathaniel Pugh III and Shalita Middleton, both 17-year-old students at the University, were injured by the attack on Friday. Pugh was shot in the ankle, while Middelton was shot twice in the abdomen.
Court documents also say that Braden fired at a third student, James Richmond.
Braden responded to questions by the media by saying "I'm sorry." And, when asked what exactly he was sorry for, he replied, "She's in the hospital."
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edit- AP. "Suspect in Custody in Shooting of 2 Delaware State University Students" — Fox News, September 24, 2007
- "Suspect Arrested in Campus Shooting" — ABC News, September 24, 2007
- Cbs/ap. "Arrest Made In Delaware Campus Shooting" — CBS News, September 24, 2007