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Police Identify Desmond Holly in Colorado School Shooting, Probe Extremist Radicalization
Retired teacher Cygan sheltered fleeing students during a school shooting that left two critically injured; authorities say the 16-year-old shooter was radicalized by an extremist network.
- A shooting occurred at Evergreen High School, injuring two students and involving gunman Desmond Holly, 16, who later died from self-inflicted injuries.
- Investigators confirmed that Desmond Holly appeared to be 'radicalized by some extremist network', but motives remain unclear.
- Both student victims are hospitalized, with one in critical condition and another in stable condition, according to officials and hospital reports.
- School officials praised students and staff for their quick actions during the lockdown drill that potentially saved lives.
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Authorities name 'radicalized' Colo. school shooting suspect
Authorities have identified the suspect who critically injured two people Wednesday in a school shooting in Colorado, saying the 16-year-old gunman had been "radicalized by some extremist network."
·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleStudent who shot 2 others at Colorado school was ‘radicalized,’ officials say - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Authorities in Colorado on Thursday named the 16-year-old student suspected of shooting two other students at Evergreen High School on Wednesday and said that he had been “radicalized by an extremist network,” which they did not identify.
Parent and student reunification after Evergreen High School shooting in Colorado faced challenges. Here's why.
As shots rang out at Evergreen High School on Wednesday, many students ran for safety. In the ensuing aftermath, first responders began the process of reuniting the children with their families, a process some parents expressed frustration with.
·United States
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