A class field trip turned tragic when a 22-year-old College of Virginia understudy allegedly started shooting Sunday night after a charter transport loaded with understudies got back from seeing a play in Washington, D.C. The shooting happened at the Culbreth Road Parking Garage not long after 10 p.m. and claimed the existences of D’Sean Perry, Devin Chandler and Lavel Davis Jr.

All three fatal casualties were football players on the UVA team. Two other understudies, who have not been recognized, were injured in the shooting.

The suspect, Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., escaped after the shooting yet was taken into care Monday morning.

He faces three counts of second-degree murder and three includes of using a handgun in the commission of a felony, UVA Police Boss Tim Longo said on Monday.

It is not immediately clear in the event that Jones has entered a plea or retained an attorney to remark on his behalf.

UVA President Jim Ryan communicated his sadness during a Monday public interview.

“My heart is broken for the people in question and their families and for all the individuals who knew and adored them, and they are all in my prayers,” Ryan said.

“As I said before, when I see our understudies, I see my own children, and I cannot imagine anything more terrible for a parent and as a youngster.”

Here are the survivors of Sunday’s shooting:

UVA Shooting Victims: What We Know About 3 Slain Football Players

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D’Sean Perry The school junior was a linebacker for Virginia who played in 15 football games over the last three seasons. Yet, when he wasn’t playing football, he was an artist majoring in Studio Art. Perry was known as a standout understudy, athlete and artist at Gulliver Preparatory School in Pinecrest, Fla. The school’s leader, Precipice Kling, recalled his artwork and impact fondly.

Kling said Perry won his admiration for his ceramics project at a 2018 spring art show, Local10.com revealed.

“Talking to him at the art show felt like I had known him forever,” Kling said. “After you had an experience with him, you were better for it. He was a brilliant mind, caring heart.”

Devin Chandler The school junior played wide recipient and kick returner for UVA after transferring from the College of Wisconsin, where he was as yet dearest.

“Once a badger, always a badger,” College of Wisconsin interim head coach and Cautious Coordinator Jim Leonhard tweeted Monday. “He had a lasting impact on his teammates, even after he left UW, which is a testament to the kind of person he was,” Leonhard stated. “His personality was infectious and he was a delight to be around. Our team is hurting for him and his family.”

Chandler graduated from Hough Secondary School in North Carolina, where his coach Matt Jenkins told columnists he was “an outstanding young fellow.”

“He has an infectious personality and unbelievable grin,” Jenkins recalled. “Consistently, he brought an energy and exuberance about him to practice and school and everything that he did.”

Lavel Davis Jr. The school junior was a leading wide beneficiary on the team with 16 catches for 371 yards and two scores for the year, according to the team’s site.

However, in addition to football, he cherished old ’90s films, Shakespeare and reading the Book of scriptures, he said in a video last year for the team’s official Twitter account. “Me and my companions like to hang out and laugh, watch films. I’m a big motion pictures person,” he said last year. “Virginia is the ideal place for anybody who wants to try sincerely and be great.”

In a GoFundMe account created by a companion of the family to help pay for funeral costs, Davis — known as Tyler to companions — is portrayed as a young fellow with a big heart.

“Tyler was a star both on and off the field. He played his heart out for UVA and wanted to be the best, and he was,” according to the site.

“He cherished his parents, his family, his local area, and he had an adoration for football like no other.”