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    Shooting at school in Wisconsin: Police name 15-year-old student as suspected Madison shooter

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    Authorities in Wisconsin have released new details about the gun attack at a Christian school: Three people died, including the suspected shooter. It is said to be a 15-year-old.

    Following the shooting attack at a school in the US state of Wisconsin that left three people dead, police have named a 15-year-old student as the suspected perpetrator. “The shooter has now been identified as a 15-year-old,” Police Chief Shon Barnes said on Monday. “She was a student at the school and there are indications that she died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.”

    The other two fatalities are reportedly a teacher and a student. No names have been released. Six other people were injured in the incident. According to the police, two of them suffered life-threatening injuries and were minors.
     

    Shooting at school in Wisconsin: Police name 15-year-old student as suspected Madison shooter


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