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From the live press conference
http://news3lv.com/news/nation-world/several-people-reportedly-shot-near-san-bernardino-elementary-school
UPDATE: An 8-year-old student has died after being shot in a San Bernardino classroom during what police describe as a murder-suicide.
The suspected gunman, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, of Riverside, shot his wife, 53-year-old Elaine Smith. She was a teacher in the special-needs classroom for students in first through fourth grades where the shooting took place.
Police say he said nothing and opened fire on his wife with a large-caliber revolver. Two children standing behind Smith were struck by gunfire.
Police identified the boy who died as Jonathan Martinez. Authorities didn't name the other boy who was wounded and is now in stable condition.
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) - A teacher was shot to death and two students critically wounded Monday in a murder-suicide at a San Bernardino elementary school that spread panic across a city still recovering emotionally from a terrorist attack at a community center just 15 months ago.
The suspected shooter who opened fired in a classroom at North Park School also died. A school official said the attack was believed to stem from a "domestic dispute" and that the teacher knew the gunman.
The two wounded students were flown to a hospital where they were listed in critical condition.
"The children we do not believe were targeted. The suspect had come to the classroom to visit," police Capt. Ron Maass told reporters.
The 600 other students at the school were bused to safety at California State University's San Bernardino campus, several miles away. Television news footage showed students, escorted by police officers, walking off campus hand-in-hand.
As word of the shooting spread, panicked parents raced to the school, some in tears, some praying as they anxiously sought information about their children. They were told to go to a nearby high school where they would be reunited with their children.
As the buses pulled away, some parents stayed alongside, waving and trying to recognize their children inside. Many said their children were too young to have cellphones. Others said the phones rang unanswered.
Jeanette Gordon, who lives near the elementary school, said she sensed something bad had happened as soon as she heard the blare of sirens filling her neighborhood.
As she waited to be reunited with her 11-year-old daughter, she passed the time pacing nervously and texting on her phone.
"I can't wait to see her. I can't wait to see a lot of the kids, all of them," Gordon, 41, told The Associated Press. "I'm just trying to stay calm. It's for my daughter. I have to stay calm and pray."
She said she knew her daughter was safe because she had heard from others that authorities had already contacted parents of the wounded children.
A few minutes after buses began leaving the elementary school, they began arriving at the university, where students were seen bounding out of their doors. Officials said they could be there for several hours as police interview them.
"It's frustrating for us as parents but also understandable," Holly Penalber said of the long wait, which most parents seemed resigned to.
She said she knew her daughter was safe because she had heard from others that authorities had already contacted parents of the wounded children.
A few minutes after buses began leaving the elementary school, they began arriving at the university, where students were seen bounding out of their doors. Officials said they could be there for several hours as police interview them.
"It's frustrating for us as parents but also understandable," Holly Penalber said of the long wait, which most parents seemed resigned to.
An outlying suburb of Los Angeles, it was hit hard when the Great Recession sent housing prices tumbling. As the city struggled with economic problems that forced layoffs of police and other government workers, violent crimes, particularly homicide, began to rise.
In the past year, however, the city seemed to be making a recovery. Police Chief Jarrod Burguan, who won national praise for the way his department responded to the 2015 shootings, announced last year he was hiring additional officers.
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San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 06:45PM
From the live press conference
http://news3lv.com/news/nation-world/several-people-reportedly-shot-near-san-bernardino-elementary-school
UPDATE: An 8-year-old student has died after being shot in a San Bernardino classroom during what police describe as a murder-suicide.
The suspected gunman, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, of Riverside, shot his wife, 53-year-old Elaine Smith. She was a teacher in the special-needs classroom for students in first through fourth grades where the shooting took place.
Police say he said nothing and opened fire on his wife with a large-caliber revolver. Two children standing behind Smith were struck by gunfire.
Police identified the boy who died as Jonathan Martinez. Authorities didn't name the other boy who was wounded and is now in stable condition.
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) - A teacher was shot to death and two students critically wounded Monday in a murder-suicide at a San Bernardino elementary school that spread panic across a city still recovering emotionally from a terrorist attack at a community center just 15 months ago.
The suspected shooter who opened fired in a classroom at North Park School also died. A school official said the attack was believed to stem from a "domestic dispute" and that the teacher knew the gunman.
The two wounded students were flown to a hospital where they were listed in critical condition.
"The children we do not believe were targeted. The suspect had come to the classroom to visit," police Capt. Ron Maass told reporters.
The 600 other students at the school were bused to safety at California State University's San Bernardino campus, several miles away. Television news footage showed students, escorted by police officers, walking off campus hand-in-hand.
As word of the shooting spread, panicked parents raced to the school, some in tears, some praying as they anxiously sought information about their children. They were told to go to a nearby high school where they would be reunited with their children.
As the buses pulled away, some parents stayed alongside, waving and trying to recognize their children inside. Many said their children were too young to have cellphones. Others said the phones rang unanswered.
Jeanette Gordon, who lives near the elementary school, said she sensed something bad had happened as soon as she heard the blare of sirens filling her neighborhood.
As she waited to be reunited with her 11-year-old daughter, she passed the time pacing nervously and texting on her phone.
"I can't wait to see her. I can't wait to see a lot of the kids, all of them," Gordon, 41, told The Associated Press. "I'm just trying to stay calm. It's for my daughter. I have to stay calm and pray."
She said she knew her daughter was safe because she had heard from others that authorities had already contacted parents of the wounded children.
A few minutes after buses began leaving the elementary school, they began arriving at the university, where students were seen bounding out of their doors. Officials said they could be there for several hours as police interview them.
"It's frustrating for us as parents but also understandable," Holly Penalber said of the long wait, which most parents seemed resigned to.
She said she knew her daughter was safe because she had heard from others that authorities had already contacted parents of the wounded children.
A few minutes after buses began leaving the elementary school, they began arriving at the university, where students were seen bounding out of their doors. Officials said they could be there for several hours as police interview them.
"It's frustrating for us as parents but also understandable," Holly Penalber said of the long wait, which most parents seemed resigned to.
An outlying suburb of Los Angeles, it was hit hard when the Great Recession sent housing prices tumbling. As the city struggled with economic problems that forced layoffs of police and other government workers, violent crimes, particularly homicide, began to rise.
In the past year, however, the city seemed to be making a recovery. Police Chief Jarrod Burguan, who won national praise for the way his department responded to the 2015 shootings, announced last year he was hiring additional officers.
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Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 07:01PM
They were only married for 3 months before estrangement!
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 07:26PM
You'd think after the muslims murdering all those people they would have metal detectors at the entrance. Why was he allowed to go to her classroom? Fuck California.
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 08:05PM
I though guns were illegal in california. How did this ever happen?
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 08:13PM
NF4h6 Wrote:
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> You'd think after the muslims murdering all those
> people they would have metal detectors at the
> entrance. Why was he allowed to go to her
> classroom? Fuck California.
You mean the white boy in Newtown.
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> You'd think after the muslims murdering all those
> people they would have metal detectors at the
> entrance. Why was he allowed to go to her
> classroom? Fuck California.
You mean the white boy in Newtown.
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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vJyNe
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Date: April 10, 2017 08:19PM
That kid was a muslim too? Explains a lot.
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 08:56PM
How did this happen in a gun free zone? Couldn't Cedric read?
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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FdNk9
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Date: April 10, 2017 08:56PM
Someone please answer the question everyone wants answered but are afraid to ask.
Niggers?
Niggers?
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 09:16PM
Re: San Bernardino Elemntary School: Husband enters classroom with large caliber .357 revolver and kills teacher (wife), self, and 8 year old student. 1 student injured
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Date: April 10, 2017 09:20PM
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