15-year-old girl stabbed to death at California high school

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STOCKTON, CALIF. --
A 15-year-old lady was stabbed to demise Monday on a highschool campus in an apparently random assault, authorities stated.

The lady was stabbed a number of occasions at about 11 a.m. at Stagg Excessive College in Stockton in California's Central Valley and died at a hospital, Stockton Unified College District Superintendent John Ramirez Jr. stated at a information convention.

Her title wasn't instantly launched.

The attacker, a person in his 40s, was shortly detained. His title was not launched.

The person drove to the varsity and went by a campus gate, police stated.

He attacked earlier than safety and employees may cease him, Ramirez stated.

“We positively can be re-evaluating” campus safety, he stated.

The varsity was positioned on lockdown after the stabbing.

Police initially stated the teenager appeared to have been focused. However Officer Joe Silva informed the Sacramento Bee on Monday night that detectives now imagine it was a random act.

A motive for the killing stays below investigation, police stated.