In another unsettling incident at North Carolina State University, a second man has been charged with bringing a gun onto the educational premises within a span of just two days. The individual in question has been identified as Marvin Louis Spruill, age 38.

Spruill was charged on Monday with the misdemeanors of bringing a gun on educational property and carrying a concealed gun. According to an arrest warrant, he was found in possession of a 9 mm gun outside student housing on Greek Village Drive.

After being detained by authorities, Spruill was later released from jail on a $1,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in court on March 11th at 7:45 a.m. to face the charges brought against him.

This alarming incident follows closely on the heels of another case involving a student, whose name has not been disclosed, being charged with bringing a loaded AR-15-style rifle onto the NC State campus. The student, identified as Sulaiman, appeared in court on Monday afternoon. His father insists that it was a misunderstanding, claiming that Sulaiman is a responsible gun owner.

However, students at NC State are expressing their concerns and worries in light of recent school shootings, including the tragic incident that occurred at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in August. Many students commend the individual who reported the presence of the rifle on campus, underscoring the importance of speaking up and addressing potential threats, especially in such sensitive times.

The incidents involving Spruill and Sulaiman have sparked conversations within the NC State community about campus safety and the need for heightened security measures. As the court proceedings progress, it is hoped that these incidents will serve as a reminder and impetus for ongoing efforts to prioritize the safety of students, faculty, and staff at educational institutions.