Yale University graduate student shooting death, suspect is MIT graduate student

[아시아경제 배경환 기자] Earlier this month, a graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was selected as a suspect in the shooting and death of a graduate student at Yale University in Connecticut, USA.

According to foreign media on the 28th, the New Haven Police in Connecticut received a warrant of arrest on charges of murder for King Suan Pan, a graduate student studying artificial intelligence (AI) at MIT.

On the 6th, Pan is charged with shooting and killing Kevin Chang, a graduate student at Yale University who was driving a car in New Haven on the 6th, theft of a car, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Jang was found dead after being shot by multiple shots about 1.6 km from Yale University’s main campus.

Jang was enrolled in a master’s program at Yale University’s Graduate School of Environmental Studies, and was only a week after he got engaged to his girlfriend Zion Perry, who graduated from MIT last year.

The New Haven Police have identified Pan as a strong suspect and have been investigating and tracking whereabouts. Pan is still on the run. It is known that Pan was near the scene of the incident when Chang died.

Reporter Bae Sang-hwan [email protected]

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