The trial of the former Montgomery High School student accused of stabbing a fellow student to death on campus in March is in its second week. The Santa Rosa police officer who arrested the 15-year-old boy after he fled the campus testified on Monday. Officer Chris Rossi says the boy surrendered after he was seen hiding in bushes about an hour after the stabbing, but refused to provide his name. He allegedly told Rossi “you’re going to find out, you know who I am.” The voluntary manslaughter trial is expected to last through next week.
Montgomery High Stabbing Trial Enters Second Week
