Md. high school student shot at random by classmate: Police
Baltimore County Police Chief James Johnson said at a news conference Monday afternoon that officers believed that the shooter fired at random.
Baltimore County Police Chief James Johnson said at a news conference Monday afternoon that officers believed that the shooter fired at random.
Authorities say a student who was shot and critically wounded on the first day of classes at a Baltimore County high聽school聽was shot at random.
Baltimore County Police Chief James Johnson said at a news conference Monday afternoon that officers believed that the shooter, who was also a student at Perry Hall High聽School, fired at random and struck the 17-year-old victim.
Johnson says the shooter took out a weapon he had hidden when teachers and a聽school聽resource officer immediately rushed him. Johnson said a second shot was fired. The shooter was quickly subdued.
A hospital spokeswoman says the teen who was shot is in critical condition.
Johnson says the shooter acted alone. Police found the weapon he used but would not say what it was.