Two SFU students injured during campus incident

Campus security, the RCMP, and SFU Health and Counselling Services were mobilized to provide support to all individuals involved

 

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An incident involving a student in Robert C. Brown Hall left two other SFU students with minor injuries on Wednesday, October 3.

According to SFU Chief Safety Officer Mark Lalonde, SFU campus security arrived within three minutes, and the student was removed from campus by the RCMP.

SFU Campus Security did not disclose further information regarding the nature of the incident.

Lalonde noted that SFU Health and Counselling Services was notified and began providing support to all individuals involved in the incident the following morning.

“Other students in the class who were witness to the event are encouraged to reach out to Campus Security for support if they would like,” wrote Lalonde.

 

 

 

 

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