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...popped up on the campus police radar screen on Nov. 27, 2005, when a female student reported that Cho had made annoying contact with her through the phone and in person. While she declined to press charges, another student soon complained of his instant messages. After police investigated, an acquaintance alerted them that Cho might be suicidal. When police returned and questioned him further, they asked that he agree to see a counselor...
...university officials, including the president, the executive vice president and provost, were meeting to discuss what had happened and figure out how to proceed. An hour later, a campuswide e-mail went out telling of a shooting, urging caution and requesting that students contact the campus police "if you observe anything suspicious...
...fast, and then he thought of his family. "I was terrified that my parents weren't going to be able to go on after I was gone." There was a student in front of him, also under a desk. He didn't know her name, but they kept eye contact. "She was brave. I don't think she cried. We just stared at each other under the desks." When the police finally arrived, says Violand, it was "just me and that one girl next...
...second female student reported that Cho had sent her an IM. She said it didn't contain a threat, according to Flinchum, but she filed a complaint and "asked that Cho have no further contact with her." The next morning, Flinchum said, officers talked to Cho about this complaint...