Gossip USC Student Stabbed
A USC student was fatally stabbed Thursday while walking in the University Park area near the campus, police said.
Graduate student Bryan Richard Frost, 23, died after an argument at the corner of Orchard and 28th.
Less than two weeks after two sexual assaults near USC, a film student was fatally stabbed north of campus early today after an argument with another man, authorities said.
“A male suspect called out to the students it was a hostile type of exchange that occurred between the suspect and at least one student,” Romero said.
Frost was walking past an apartment building accompanied by two other students when he got into a fight with a man who had been on the other side of a gate from them, LAPD Lt. John Romero told NBC4.
Bryan Richard Frost, 23, a graduate student in the School of Cinematic Arts, died after an argument, police say.
Police spokesman Lt. John Romero says 23-year-old Bryan Richard Frost was walking with two friends early Thursday when a man yelled at the group.
Los Angeles police say a University of Southern California student has been fatally stabbed outside an apartment building near the campus.
“When people get engaged in a fight, unfortunately some people don’t fight fair,” he said.
A USC student was fatally stabbed today while walking in the University Park area near the campus, authorities said.
Bryan Richard Frost, 23, a cinematic arts student, was stabbed about 2:10 a.m.
Officials said there was no indication that the assailant was a student or knew Frost, and there was no evidence the incident was gang-related.
Paramedics took him to a hospital, where he died.
“They grappled on the ground and at one point it appeared that the fight was over and the student was on his feet and he reported to his friends that he felt something wet about his abdomen.”
The suspect came out from behind the gate and began fighting with Frost.
Nevertheless, they urged students to take precautions at night, such as calling for the free car ride service USC provides and not walking alone.
Jens Midthun, president of USC’s undergraduate student body and a Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity brother of Frost’s, described the campus as deeply in grief and worried about safety.
