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It became known who shot the children at an elementary school in Oregon

The shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in the US state of Oregon, which killed at least four people, allegedly staged 16-year-old

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It became known who shot the children at an elementary school in Oregon

The shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in the US state of Oregon, which killed at least four people, allegedly staged a 16-year-old teenager. This is reported by CNN, citing sources in law enforcement.

Earlier, the TV channel reported the death of three children and one adult in the attack.

According to local police, the alleged shooter was also killed. Other details about the identity of the teenager and the circumstances of what happened in the report are not given.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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