Man who set himself on fire at University of California-Berkeley dies
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A man who set himself on fire on the University of California, Berkeley campus has died, according to media reports.
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The University of California Police Department (UCPD) said they received a call at roughly 4:17 p.m. on March 1 about a person who was on fire. The reported self-immolation took place on Sproul Plaza, the center of the campus.
Bohrer reportedly sustained critical burns and was transported to a local hospital. A female bystander who tried to help him was also injured. Her condition has not been disclosed.
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