Two Central Washington University students dead in accidental shooting, suicide

Washington State Ellensburg (AP) - Two students from Central Washington University died of police suicide

Ellensburg police spokesperson Dan Hansberry said on Friday police corresponded around 8:50 pm. A report on two shooting victims was announced at Ellensburg's house on Tuesday

In a preliminary study, he said that a 21 - year - old man erroneously shot and killed a 22 - year - old man. Hansbury said that a 21 - year - old student immediately shot himself. The cause of the shooting is yet to be understood. Hansbury said that the two men were the only people involved in this case.

Hansbury said that these people are friends registered at Washington Central University through the US Army Central Advisor Training Corps. Their name has not been announced yet

Hansbury said three people came home when the incident occurred. He said that all three students were good friends.

James Gaudio, president of Central Washington University, expressed his condolence and support service to students by email on Friday.

Police said, "Residents are friends, there are no signs of fouling at this time." "In this difficult time our thoughts and prayers will be conveyed to the family and friends of the victims."

According to FBI's 2012 data, Christopher Ingraham of Washington Post looked at the number of shots compared to "reasonable" murder ("civilians killed during felony crime"). Suicide shooting and accidental shooting Bulk shooting data is also talking about the same: According to the FBI's report on active shooter cases between 2000 and 2013, about 3% of people civilians armed with guns It was intercepted by. Unarmed civilians actually prevented more cases - about 13%. Most incidents - over 56% - ended with the shooter's landing when the shooter killed himself, stopped shooting, or ran away from the scene

Preventive measures designed to prevent shooting at school have focused on securing gun safety at home. A 12 - year - old teacher and shooter shot at Sparks in Nevada State on 21 October 2013 died of serious injuries of two people. The pistol used for shooting was taken from the house of the photographer. In 2005, Sandy Hook Elementary School in Red Lake High School in Red Lake, Minnesota, and Heath High School in West Paducah, Kentucky in 1997, also participated in lawful guns from home.

1999 - On April 20, two Colombane high school students died 15 people and 23 injured at Littleton school in Colorado province. Schools strengthened security procedures for the massacre of Colombine, but still school shoots are occurring at an alarming rate. 2000 - Zhai Lavitch's book "Left Back: Century of Failed School Reform" criticizes progressive educational policy and advocates more traditional and academic education. Her view is reminiscent of the "return to basics" movement from the late 1970s to the 1980s, and represents the current conservative educational trends and the whole state.