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OH: 1 Dead, 4 Wounded in Ohio School Shooting
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There's been another school shooting, this one in Ohio. A gunman opened fire in a cafeteria Monday morning, and when it was all over, one student was dead and four others were injured. It happened at about 7:30am at Chardon High School, about 30 miles outside Cleveland. The gunman, whose name is not being revealed because he is a juvenile, is in custody. Chardon Police Chief Timothy McKenna said the suspect is believed to be a student at the school. The Associated Press reports other students are describing him as a "bullied outcast." Witnesses say it appeared he targeted a specific group of students sitting at one table in the cafeteria. |
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