3 dead, including suspect, after shooting at South City (St. Louis) high school; all SLPS schools on ‘hard lockdown’

[pshift]

Student, teacher killed in south St. Louis school shooting; suspect identified

A teenager shot and killed a student and a teacher in a mass shooting at a high school in South City Monday morning. Responding officers shot and killed the gunman.

www.kmov.com

 

[fresch]

Did they lock them in the vestibule?

 

[Cavalry]

And this story will disappear in 5...4...3...

 

[Deplorable Me]

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[togmaster]

"He did have a history of mental health issues, they said."

 

[Dr. Evil]

"He did have a history of mental health issues, they said."

And on meds I suppose.

 

[FRANKIE]

And this story will disappear in 5...4...3...

Aside from excessive force allegations…..

 

[VietnamEraVet]

And of course, he had an AR-15, - and 600 rounds of ammo. I read that he stashed some ammo in the stairwells before he shot his way into the school with 15 mags on his person. Seems like authorities still haven't learned how to use bullet resistant glass in doors and outside entry lobbies, and to subject those entering to scans. And to allowing armed police or other armed security to be stationed into schools...

He still managed to shoot 7 others before the cops were able to get there 4 minutes later and engage and kill him.

For all of the millions we have spent on securing schools, how is it that we still have not managed to properly harden them from crazed individuals?

 

[fresch]

Easy 10% for the big guy, 10% for you, 10% for you, everyone gets 10% , including the guy bidding the job; so we end up with stickers on the windows.

 

[cpython]

And of course, he had an AR-15, - and 600 rounds of ammo. I read that he stashed some ammo in the stairwells before he shot his way into the school with 15 mags on his person. Seems like authorities still haven't learned how to use bullet resistant glass in doors and outside entry lobbies, and to subject those entering to scans. And to allowing armed police or other armed security to be stationed into schools...

He still managed to shoot 7 others before the cops were able to get there 4 minutes later and engage and kill him.

For all of the millions we have spent on securing schools, how is it that we still have not managed to properly harden them from crazed individuals?

Because most schools are run by liberals. And that means it's alway's the gun's fault. Implementing measures like you mentioned. Is not the answer to them. What is, is bs like. We need more common sense gun control, etc, etc. And we know what that means. And as alway's when there's a shooting like this. Expect more common sense gun laws to be introduced.

 

[Uninformed and Compliant]

And of course, he had an AR-15, - and 600 rounds of ammo. I read that he stashed some ammo in the stairwells before he shot his way into the school with 15 mags on his person. Seems like authorities still haven't learned how to use bullet resistant glass in doors and outside entry lobbies, and to subject those entering to scans. And to allowing armed police or other armed security to be stationed into schools...

He still managed to shoot 7 others before the cops were able to get there 4 minutes later and engage and kill him.

For all of the millions we have spent on securing schools, how is it that we still have not managed to properly harden them from crazed individuals?

Why you dissing them? They had a freakin NO GUNS sign FFS, what the F more do you want?

/sarc

 

[DoOver]

 

[Zerex]

He may have been a FBI trainee, like the rest of them.

 

[Saltwater60]

Very sad story. The kid had mental health issues and the parents and sister did everything they could to help this kid. A gun was removed from his home and he reacquired the gun, likely the same one.
Look at the picture and it has no handguard so I’m not sure how he planned to shoot 600 rounds through that firearm.

St. Louis school shooter had his rifle taken away from him days before attack, officials say

Police said that the gunman in Monday's shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School made a "forced entry" into the school.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[dwa12479]

Very sad story. The kid had mental health issues and the parents and sister did everything they could to help this kid. A gun was removed from his home and he reacquired the gun, likely the same one.
Look at the picture and it has no handguard so I’m not sure how he planned to shoot 600 rounds through that firearm.

St. Louis school shooter had his rifle taken away from him days before attack, officials say

Police said that the gunman in Monday's shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School made a "forced entry" into the school.

www.nbcnews.com

Its easy to use the magazine as a forward grip.

 

[FRANKIE]

A gun was removed from the house?
Looks like they removed the hand guard from the house
but left the rifle

 

[DoOver]