Middle school girl allegedly shoots two classmates

Police said the 12 - year - old girl took two classmates at a middle school in Los Angeles on Thursday morning - said his classmates seriously.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the two victims - 15 years old for both sexes - were shot dead at 8:55 in the classroom at West Lake Salvador Castro middle school.

Teenage boys struck their heads and were in a state hospital but were in a state of crisis. According to the tweets from the police station in Los Angeles, the girl was in good shape after hitting the wrist.

Captain Eric Coulter of the Los Angeles Fire Department said at the press conference that the other three people aged 11 to 30 also suffered minor injuries but were not injured.

Immediately after the incident, the police detained the accused gunman, regained its weapons on site and the police station in Los Angeles sent a tweet.

"I want to say, as a parent, this is the worst nightmare for everyone - the worst situation and nightmare for all of us," said Robert Arcos, commander of the Los Angeles Police Station Action Center . "The surrounding communities, the parents we see should be guaranteed that their children will be very cautious."

After the incident, both schools were in suspension. The report pointed out that the students were taken away from the classroom with handcuffs, then photographed by the police, and released to parents.

Photo by Pine Middle School: In the corridor of Pine Middle School, 14 - year - old James Scott Newman was injured for two 14 - year - old Alexander Rueda and Kenzie McKeon. Two students suffered minor injuries. Newman was suppressed by a physical education teacher. A young man was arrested with a gun and a fatal weapon or a minor for attempted murder and was accused of being an adult. He later convicted guilty on charges of two deadly weapons and was sentenced to juvenile delinquency. Newman was sentenced to house arrest until he finished community service for 200 hours

Although the Jonesboro incident was astonishing, it was not the first time that a child with a gun and other weapons brought about a tragedy in school. A few weeks before Jonesboro's shooting incident, a 14-year-old classmate was said to have fired, and three girls in Paducah, Kentucky, were killed in their school hall. According to the authorities, he had several guns, the so-called homicide weapon was one of the seven guns stolen from the neighbor's garage. On the second day after Jonesboro's shooting incident, 14-year-old California Daley was accused of teens as a principal of a junior high school and shot with a semi-automatic pistol.