16-year birthday student shoots to kill two and wounding three students in a school in California
Santa Clarita police received a call at 7:38 AM on 14 November of shooting in Saugus school in California and rushed to the spot within minutes. They found six students shot by a gun and took them to the hospital. A 16-year girl student and a 14-year boy student succumbed to the injuries, and four were hospitalized in a grave condition. The police found that one of the hospitalized four victims of shooting a 16 years old Asian birthday boy is the shooter of the other five students.
Capt. Kent Wegener - Los Angeles County Sheriff says
Capt. Kent Wegener, who immediately rushed to the spot, said that the police took prompt action and also identified the shooter among the victims. The shooting weapon, which is a 45 caliber semi-automatic pistol, was found in the school place where the six victims were lying in the pool of blood. The police found the gun empty with all the bullets pumped out to the students by the suspect who also shot himself.
The shooter is the resident of 229 hundred blocks of Sycamore Creek in Santa Clarita, and the police did a cursory search of any victim there but found none. Police are in the process of finding out what happened by interviewing the students on the crime scene. Many teams are working together in the suspect's house, hospital, school, surveillance camera checking, and many more.