Several students helped end the terror. Student building monitor confronted gunman as he tried to reload. Pepper spray him and was able to disarm him before he could fire again. Other students then helped pin the gunman to the ground until police arrived. Unfortunately when situation like this we tend to focus on just the suspect. Theres the tragedy in that. Because suspects create evil act and only focus on the individual. Not those the victim or the people that have supported the them. Thats what i think we need to focus on here regular citizen stepped up and tried to dot right they think and i believe they prevented a more horrible tragedy than it was today. 19yearold man died at the hospital. 20yearold woman was critically injured. 2 other men were also hurt but are expected to survive. The school was quickly locked down School Officials believe helped save lives. After we heard a gunshot somebody said that the shooter in the building get down. I was instructed to lay the victim he
I finally found the right snack this is tragic moment for seattle. Tram ick moment for america once again. Yet another deadly shooting on college campus. Gunman opens fire killing one and wounding several others. Brave student actually ended the shooting spree by tackling the killer when he stopped to reload and we now know the name of the gun man. Is just two week after the shooting in Santa Barbara a lone gunman today killed one person and wounded 3 others at Seattle Pacific university. Suspect has just been identified as 26yearold aaron 80 bar a. Hes from mountain like terrace north of seattle and not a student. According to Seattle Television station he told police he expected to die today. Police said brave actions of several students helped end the terror. Student building monitor confronted gunman as he tried to reload. Pepper spray him and was able to disarm him before he could fire again. Other students then helped pin the gunman to the ground until police arrived. Unfortunate
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