Two
teenage girls were killed Friday in a shooting at a high school in
Arizona, police said, adding they believe the tragedy was an “isolated
incident." Officer Tracey Breeden of the Glendale Police Department
identified the two victims as 15-year-old girls who were found next to
each other with a weapon nearby. Breeden told a news conference that
each had suffered a gunshot wound. Breeden said it was unclear what
prompted the shooting, which took place shortly before 8 a.m. at
Independence High School, with police arriving on the scene within
minutes.
I never thought it would happen here. This tells me that it could happen anywhere, at any school, even if it’s a good school.Jasmine Molina, 15, a student at the school
One
student says she was shocked to learn that two teens had died in a
shooting at her suburban Phoenix high school. Lanie Walter, a senior,
said Friday that the shooting was heartbreaking because "everyone is so
loving” at Independence High School. She says she heard ambulances on
her way to the campus in Glendale but didn’t think much of it until her
first class went on lockdown. She called her parents to tell them she
was OK and said her mother was relieved because she had been watching
the news.
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