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A student of Massachusetts-ISERST who was a Congress student intern, was killed in triple shooting in Washington, DC on Monday.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, Eric Torpinion-Jachim, 21-year-old, a senior, who was studying in finance with a minor in political science, died in a hospital after being one of the three people in the hospital.
He was a granby, Massachusetts, resident, who, according to the police, started intending for the US Rape Ron Estase, R-era in June.
Third district officials responded to gunshots on 7th Street and discovered unconscious to Torpinian-Cachim with gunshot wounds. An adult woman and a 16 -year -old man were also shot at the place, but were conscious.
Popular Washington’s House Staff of Armed Personnel in the neighborhood
Police believe that when several suspects set the fire on fire, Eric Torpinion-Jachim’s intention was not the goal. (Mass GOP/X)
Police said several suspects started firing in a group after getting out of a vehicle at the intersection of 7th and M Street, Northwest. The suspect’s vehicle was recovered and the detectives said in a statement that they believe that the tarpinion-catchment was not the desired target.
“The university has learned about the death of a student in Washington, DC and is in communication with the student’s family. We express our deep condolences to all who knew him and will soon interact with the campus to offer support,” Umis Amharst told Fox 5DC.
Student hostel at Massachusetts Amhast Campus University. (Through John Graeme/Lighti Getty Image)
Estase and his wife, Susan, issued a statement that expressed their deep condolences and prayers for the Torpinian-Jachim’s family.
“I will remember his kind heart and how he always congratulated anyone, who entered our office with a cheerful smile,” said Estase. “We are grateful to Eric for his service for the 4th district and country of Canasus. Please join Susan and I pray for my family and honor his privacy during this heartbreaking time.”
State Committee Chris Ryan also issued a statement on behalf of the Massachusetts Republican Party, saying, “DC Congress student Inar and Granby resident Eric Torpinion-Jachim’s disadvantage is a disadvantage for Massachusetts and our nation. Their family is now without its son, and Massachusetts will be a key to Amhast University.”
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He said that “Massachusetts Republican Party expands its deep sufferings to its family and rape Ron Estase (R-KS) office, all of which are mourning the passage of this bright and talented youth.”
Rape Ron Estase, R-Kan., Tuesday, on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, leaves a meeting of the House Republican Conference at Capital Hill Club. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Ink Getty Image)
Fund for American Studies sympathized for the Torpinion-Jachim, which was once part of a group of students who completed the Washington Fellowship.
The group said, “Fund Eric Torpinian-Jachim’s tragic and untimely death is heartbroken. Eric was one of a select group of students who attended the Washington Fellowship from January to April 2025,” the group said. “He was a hardworking intern, a dedicated student and was well thought out by his companions. Our thoughts and prayers go out for his family and friends.”
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The Metropolitan Police asked anyone to call 202-727-9099 with knowledge of the incident or call the text tip line by 50411.
A reward of up to $ 25,000 is available to anyone who provides information for the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
