America: Shooting incident in Wisconsin school, two killed, six injured, shooter killed
Two people were killed and six others were injured in a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin on Monday, CNN reported, citing officials. Madison Police Chief Shawn Barnes said the shooter, a girl, was found dead at the scene. He told that the girl who carried out the shooting seemed to be a student of the school.
At least seven people were taken to area hospitals after a shooting at a school in Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday, according to Fire Chief Chris Carbone.
He told a news conference that the fire department was dispatched to the school at about 10:57 a.m. (local time). He arrived at the scene with five engine companies, four ladder companies and 15 ambulances, CNN reported.
“Six other people were injured, two students are now in critical condition in hospital, and those injuries are considered life-threatening,” Barnes said. “Four students are also in other area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries.”
Why was the firing done? Nothing is known about this yet. President Joe Biden has expressed grief over the incident. Police in Madison area of Wisconsin are investigating the case. Madison Police Chief Shawn Barnes confirmed the shooting and briefed the media on the case.
According to media reports, as soon as the news of firing in the school was received, police, ambulance and fire brigade reached the spot. The attacker was targeted by surrounding him from all sides. The girl was killed in the firing from both sides. When the firing stopped, the police entered the school. Police found the girl’s body with a gun in her hand.
