Officials say that a student who had been shot dead in Colorado School, injured 2
Denver (AP) – A 16-year-old boy who had been demolished with “a loose network” chased many times during the Denologist’s high school attack, said the authorities.
Some students ran and some locked the floor of Wednesday’s shooting at high school EverGrenion High School in the Rocky Mountains. One of the victims were shot inside at school and one exterior.
The suspect, a schoolmond Desmond Holly, shot at school and later died in the office of Jefferson County Sheriff.
The school service officer was at medical leave and two temporary officials to share the matter that was not during shooting, officials said. The school official on that day has been sent before the near future.
The details of him were attacked by Herly to be exposed later, Sheriff office spokeswoman Jacki Kelley during the Thyne news conference.
It also remained unclear whether there was a dispute with any dispute with those who were victims or when they were shot from time to time.
Kelley described the chaotic area as temporarily protected students in the area or strangers.
“He would rebuilt the fire and reloaded it, redirected, fire,” he said. “This goes on, and as he did that he tried to get new goals.”
But Kelley said he was banned by secure departments and could not enter the school areas where the children stay. He also added that Holly brought “letters a bit” at school.
“The reason that we have many criminal criminal areas because we are shown windows. We find Lockers. So it is a great place,” he said.
The investigators were searching for the suspect, his backpack and his lock as they tried to open the shooting. They also contacted suspected parents.
Kelley said the authorities would consider whether parents should deal with any criminal cases by allowing access to a firearm. Holly was riding on the bus at school on Wednesday morning, he said.
The two victims continued to be in critical condition on Thursday, Kelley said.
At school, student and employees live in parking on Thursday. Supports set up drivers from entering. Organized a command post without and the authorities can be seen coming and to the previous entrance to the school. Colorado and US flags were still driven at the top of flag poles.
Silas Reilly stood by sleeping flowers to respect those injured in this firing. Unable to get closer, he protected several white flowers over the phone post next to the school baseball field.
“I’m tired of this is a daily problem,” Riseilly said soon, you will soon go to the highest school as a nearby region.
The authorities did not provide additional information about it as soon as the firearance has occurred in the 900-student compass or what relationship between the suspect and two victims. The school is available for 50 miles (50 km) west of Denvre.
No law enforcement officers have responded to the firing shot dead any shots, Kelley said. He said the officials received a shooter within five minutes of arrival.
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Brown was reported from Billings, Montana.
