University of Maryland stabbing suspect expected in court today

University of Maryland stabbing suspect expected in court today

University of Maryland stabbing suspect expected in court today

A bond hearing is planned for now for a white College of Maryland understudy blamed for lethally cutting a dark man on grounds. 

The FBI is exploring the lethal strike of Richard Collins III, an understudy at Bowie State College, as a conceivable loathe wrongdoing. 

The suspect, Sean Christopher Urbanski, has been accused of first-degree kill, second-degree murder and first-degree ambush. Urbanski is planned to show up at the bond hearing today through shut circuit video from the Ruler George's District Remedial Office. 

Before the early Saturday morning assault on the College of Maryland grounds, authorities said Urbanski purportedly said to Collins, "Step left, stride left, on the off chance that you recognize what's beneficial for you." The casualty looked "astounded" and "said no," authorities said. Urbanski then supposedly cut the casualty in the trunk, authorities said. 

Authorities said Urbanski was an individual from a Facebook aggregate named "Alt-Reich." The Related Press said that in the gathering "individuals post vilifying material about African-Americans and others." 

Collins, who was as of late charged as a moment lieutenant in the Armed force, was set to graduate this Tuesday from Bowie State College in Bowie, Maryland, around 11 miles from the College of Maryland in School Stop. 

A candlelight vigil will be held at Bowie State College today for Collins and a snapshot of hush will be held amid Tuesday's graduation function. 

Today the Bowie State community will honor #RichardCollins during a candlelight vigil starting at 7pm. pic.twitter.com/UaEUASm4nS

— Bowie State Univ. (@BowieState) May 22, 2017

"Richie wouldn't hurt a fly," said Reverend Darryl Godlock of Calvert Area Baptist Church, who is filling in as a representative for the Collins family. He called this an "arbitrary demonstration of savagery that has taken a young fellow as he's going to begin his vocation." 

Collins' more youthful sister goes to the College of Maryland, as indicated by Godlock. 

Bowie State College President Mickey Burnim said in an announcement, "Our first contemplations of sympathy go to the family for this colossal loss of a child, who had the guarantee of a brilliant future. Our supplications of concern additionally reach out to those inside the Bowie State College people group as we attempt to adapt to this awful death toll. 

"As we battle to manage our feelings, how about we find proper approaches to express our distress and seek after equity," Burnim included. "We should recall our words and activities have the ability to recuperate and the ability to hurt. We should endeavor to utilize our activities to bring solace and peace." 

College of Maryland President Wallace Loh Explanation said in an announcement, "The terrible attack that ended the life of a young fellow on our grounds on Saturday morning has stunned, disheartened, and incensed our group and past. 

"As we scan for answers to this silly wrongdoing, please keep on keeping the family and companions of Lt. Collins, and the BSU people group, in your considerations and petitions," Loh proceeded. 

Loh included, "The wellbeing of our grounds group remains a top need. UMPD has expanded significantly its noticeable watches, on and off grounds. The Sovereign George's Area Police has likewise expanded its watches in the School Stop people group. UMPD is observing all day, every day the many video surveillance cameras all through the grounds. The Division of Transportation Administrations has started NITE Ride, a control to-check transport benefit that keeps running from nightfall to 6 a.m." 

"Nonetheless, expanded police security is not adequate," Loh included. "We should all accomplish more to sustain an atmosphere - on grounds and past - where we remain against abhor, we battle against despise wrongdoings, and we reaffirm the qualities that characterize us a college and as a majority rule government."

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