ERROL BARNETT:
00:01:42
And now the students, the faculty, everyone there at Brown dealing with the trauma from this. Some of them retraumatized by this experience. How has the community, overall, responded? Yeah, the community is completely in shock. I think a lot of people this morning are probably asking themselves, if you didn't have the correct person, why did you lift the lockdown? And a lot of students yesterday-- we witnessed kind of a mass exodus of students who were calling their parents, getting travel plans early, heading home earlier than they thought because, A, they don't feel safe, and, B, their classes and exams have been cancelled for the rest of the semester. But we spoke to students yesterday who were clearly concerned about the security situation here, one student who, actually, this is not her first mass shooting event to live through. Take a listen to what she had to say. I was shot at my school in 2019, and I chose a university where I thought I would feel safe. For this to happen, of course, it was shocking and jarring, but it was terrifying, and it brought back all the same feelings of something I've already experienced. So, as you can hear there, she's reliving the trauma that she experienced in 2019 in her high school, where she was actually shot by a gunman who entered the school. Errol, this community, no doubt, is on edge and will be probably on edge until someone is caught.
ERROL BARNETT:
00:03:10
All right, Tom Hanson there live for us in Providence. Tom, thank you.
