Senator Tim Scott issues statement after shooting at South Carolina State University

Senator Tim Scott, US Senator for South Carolina - Senator Tim Scott Official website
Senator Tim Scott, US Senator for South Carolina - Senator Tim Scott Official website
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U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) has issued a statement following a shooting at South Carolina State University in Charleston. The incident resulted in the death of a young woman and injuries to others.

Scott expressed his condolences, stating, “My prayers are with the family and loved ones of the young woman who was killed, and for the full recovery of those injured at South Carolina State University.”

He acknowledged the significance of homecoming events for university communities, saying, “Homecoming is meant to be a time of celebration and community. My heart goes out to the entire Bulldog community as they face this tragic news.”

Scott also commended law enforcement’s response: “We are grateful to the law enforcement officers who responded swiftly to protect lives and who continue working diligently to bring answers and justice.”

He concluded by reaffirming his commitment to campus safety: “In the face of such senseless violence, I remain committed to helping ensure that campuses are safe and secure learning environments for all.”



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