The
investigation reveals the suspect set multiple small fires in and around the
backyard of his home. One of his roommates woke up to the flames. He
alerted a second roommate. They find the suspect in the back of the home and
the three agree to put out the flames. While walking back inside to get water,
one of the roommates notices the suspect reaching into his waistband and
pulling out a gun. That roommate begins to run. He hears gunshots,
realizes he’s been hit and runs to a neighbor for help. The other
roommate collapses outside of the home after being shot multiple times. The suspect then walks into the backyard and turns the gun on himself. Police
officers recovered a handgun next to the suspect’s body as well as a bag of
weapons to include a baseball bat, a machete and a fully-loaded semi-automatic
weapon and ammunition.The shooter is identified as Dayvon Maurice Green, 23.
Green was a graduate student at the University of Maryland. The victim who
collapsed outside was pronounced dead at a local hospital. He is identified as Stephen
Alex Rane,
22. He was an undergraduate at the university. The surviving victim
is also a 22 year-old undergraduate. He has non-life threatening injuries. Updated
February 13, 2013: The surviving victim has been released from the
hospital and is resting comfortably with family. Prince
George's County homicide detectives, working in conjunction with the ATF,
learned new details about the second weapon found near the gunman responsible
for today's murder-suicide. This weapon was not used but was found near the
suspect in a bag also containing a machete, a baseball bat and ammunition. The
fully-loaded, semi-automatic weapon was a .22 caliber rifle manufactured by
Israel Weapons Industries (IWI). The model is an UZI B. Dayvon Green
bought this weapon legally on January 18, 2013, from a gun store in Silver
Spring, Maryland.
There is also extensive material on Mr. Rane and this sad case in the Washington Post. Mr. Rane seems to have been a remarkable young man.
May peace reign...
There is also extensive material on Mr. Rane and this sad case in the Washington Post. Mr. Rane seems to have been a remarkable young man.
May peace reign...
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