Unmasking Tragedy: Disturbing Clues Foreshadowing the Youth Hockey Game Shooting

The individual responsible for the tragic shooting at a youth hockey game in Rhode Island, which resulted in two fatalities, seemingly issued foreboding messages...
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Tragic Shooting at Pawtucket High School Hockey Game Leaves 2 Dead: Rhode Island Police Investigate

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In a recent statement, Kevin Folan, the head of schools at Providence Country Day, expressed deep shock and sorrow following a shooting incident that occurred during a hockey game today. He assured the community, stating, “We can confirm that the PCD students, parents, and staff who were present are safe at this time.”

Providence Country Day says its students and staff are safe

Folan further emphasized that all updates concerning the situation would be communicated directly to the Providence Country Day community. He also highlighted that support services would be provided to students, families, and staff who might require assistance in the aftermath of the incident.

Providence Country Day, a private institution, is situated in East Providence. As the community grapples with the events of the day, the focus remains on ensuring the well-being and safety of everyone involved.

Providence Country Day is a private school located in East Providence.

 

Coventry schools superintendent says students are “accounted for and are safe”

In an email to the Coventry Public Schools community, Superintendent Don Cowart said all of their students “have been accounted for and are safe.”

The Coventry boys’ hockey team was playing at the rink at the time of the shooting, Cowart said.

“An officer from the Coventry Police Department is on scene and remains with our students,” Cowart said. “Staff are also with the team, and we are continuing to monitor the situation while reunification plans are coordinated.”

 

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee: “I am praying for Pawtucket”

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee said in a Facebook post that he and Pawtucket Mayor Don Grebien are monitoring the incident and that state police are working with local law enforcement. 

“I am praying for Pawtucket and everyone involved,” McKee said.

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