Crime
Video Shows Gunman Nael Jalani Shooting Inside Ateneo de Zamboanga University campus in Barangay Tumaga, Zamboanga City
ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines — Two students were reportedly injured in an alleged shooting at a private university high school campus in Zamboanga City on Tuesday morning, prompting a major police response and an investigation into how a firearm entered the school premises.
According to initial reports, a student allegedly opened fire inside the university’s high school campus. The incident caused panic among students and staff as authorities responded to the scene.
Local reports also indicated that the suspect livestreamed the shooting on social media, including through Facebook. Some local media outlets have identified the alleged gunman as Nael Jalani, although police have not yet independently confirmed the suspect’s identity.
Police officials said two students were victims of the shooting, but their current medical conditions were still being determined as authorities continued their investigation.
Police Regional Office 9 spokesperson Police Major Shellamie Chang said investigators were working to establish the identity of the suspect and determine how the firearm was brought onto the university campus.
Authorities have not yet released comprehensive details about the circumstances leading up to the shooting, including the suspect’s motive or whether the victims were specifically targeted.
Reports indicate that the alleged shooter broadcast portions of the incident through a social media livestream.
The livestream reportedly showed the shooting unfolding inside the university high school campus. Authorities are expected to examine the social media material as part of the investigation and to establish a detailed timeline of the incident.
Some reports have also circulated claims that multiple people may have been killed, but those reports had not been fully confirmed by authorities at the time of the initial information.
The Police Regional Office 9 is investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting, including how the firearm was brought into the private university.
Investigators are expected to interview witnesses and examine available surveillance footage and social media evidence as they work to determine what happened.
Authorities have not yet released a confirmed motive for the shooting.
The investigation remains ongoing, and officials are expected to provide additional information regarding the victims’ conditions, the suspect’s identity and any potential charges as more facts become available.
Crime
Brian and Keyata Harman Identified in Apparent Murder-Suicide Investigation in Nelson County, Kentucky
NELSON COUNTY, Ky. — A heartbreaking tragedy in Nelson County has left a school community mourning the loss of a beloved educator, volleyball coach, and mentor. Authorities are investigating the deaths of Brian Harman, 54, and his wife, Keyata Harman, 52, in what officials are describing as an apparent murder-suicide.
The Nelson County Coroner’s Office identified the couple following an incident early Tuesday morning. Investigators say Brian Harman allegedly shot and killed his wife before his own death. Authorities have not yet released a complete account of the circumstances surrounding the shooting, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Court records indicate that Keyata Harman had filed for divorce from her estranged husband on October 15, less than a month before the deadly incident. Officials have not confirmed whether the divorce proceedings were connected to the events under investigation.
Beyond the tragedy, Keyata Harman is being remembered for the meaningful difference she made in the lives of students, athletes, colleagues, and families throughout the Bardstown community.
She worked as a teacher at Bardstown Middle School and also served as the head coach of the girls’ varsity volleyball team at Nelson County High School, Bardstown City Schools confirmed.
Her work extended far beyond the classroom and the volleyball court. She was known as someone students could turn to for encouragement, guidance, and support.
Bardstown Middle School Principal Matt Bartley reflected on the lasting influence she had on those around her.
“She made lasting impressions on countless students and colleagues in her time at Bardstown Middle. Her impact will be felt for years to come,” Bartley said.
Bardstown City Schools Superintendent Ryan Clark also shared heartfelt words about the educator, remembering her dedication to young people and her ability to make students feel supported.
“Ms. Harman had a heart for kids and was always in their corner,” Clark said. He described her as someone who cheered students on at games, listened when they needed someone, and served as a mentor to those seeking advice and encouragement.
Clark added that although teaching was not her first profession, her natural ability to connect with children showed that education had become her calling.
For the many students and athletes she supported, Keyata was more than a teacher or coach. She was a trusted mentor whose encouragement and kindness made a lasting impression.
As the Bardstown community comes to terms with the loss, Bardstown City Schools announced that counseling services are available to students, teachers, and staff members affected by the tragedy.
A vigil honoring Keyata Harman is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Nelson County High School. The gathering will provide an opportunity for students, colleagues, friends, and community members to remember her life and recognize the impact she had on so many people.
The Nelson County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the incident. Authorities have not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
The loss of Keyata Harman has deeply affected the school community where she dedicated her time and energy to helping young people grow. Her legacy will be remembered through the students she encouraged, the athletes she coached, and the countless individuals whose lives she touched.
Our deepest condolences go out to her family, friends, students, players, colleagues, and everyone grieving this devastating loss. May they find strength and comfort in the memories they shared with her.
May Keyata Harman rest in peace.
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