Again, shooting at an American school Bashny.Net

In the US, 32-year-old entered the territory of high school «Deer Creek» in Littleton, Colorado, wounding two teenagers wrote The Baltimore Sun. According to preliminary data, the shots made with a hunting rifle. Suspects - arrested.

According to local authorities, math teacher David Benke (David Benke) twisted and disarmed the attacker as he tried to reload, and helped keep him before the police arrived. Brooke turned to shoot Stronigl Eastwood (Bruco Strongeagle Eastwood), have attracted a variety of crimes - from domestic violence to theft of the vehicle.

Students - Regan Weber and Matt Tew - eighth graders have been placed at the hospital Littleton, Colorado, Regan state assessed as good, Matt - as stable. Fortunately, the students received non life-threatening injuries, although the perpetrator fired a "high power rifle».

A man opened fire on the children when they were waiting for the school bus. As a result of actions Eastwood hit a 14-year-old Matt Tew (Matt Thieu) and 13-year-old Regan Weber (Regan Weber). The children were taken to hospital. The boy is in critical condition, the girl was wounded in the arm.

Deer Creek School is located just five kilometers from the school Columbine, where two students staged a mass shooting in 1999. Then killed 12 children and one teacher. More than 20 people were injured. After this, the attackers committed suicide.






Dr. David Benke (left) talking with investigators after the shooting at the school «Deer Creek» in Jefferson County on 23 February. Behnke - a real hero. He immediately rushed to the offender as a result of which he could make just two shots. (Andy Cross / The Denver Post)



Debbie Center soothes his daughter 13-year-old Diana, who was in the school when the shooting started. Diana was at this time in the library. School students hurriedly evacuated to a nearby elementary school «Stony Creek», where their parents came. (Kathryn Scott Osler / The Denver Post)



Police cordoned off the scene of the crime at the school «Deer Creek». (Photo by Reza A. Marvashti / The Denver Post)



Jefferson County Police officers accompany Dr. David Benke in the car to give more detailed indications in the area. (AP Photo / The Denver Post, Joe Amon)



From left to right: math teacher David Benke - the hero of the day, and eighth grade students Tew and Matt Regan Weber. Status pupils assessed as stable. (Photos from the Deer Creek Middle School 2009 yearbook)



A police officer explained to parents that their children will be released later in the day. (Photo by Reza A. Marvashti / The Denver Post)



Students and parents are waiting at the crime scene. (Photo by Reza A. Marvashti / The Denver Post)



Tami Shipman (second from left) hugs his eldest daughter Tristan in front of the elementary school «Stony Creek». Nearby are her sister Lexie Shipman (right) and Haley Shipman. Lexie was at school when the shooting started. (Matt McClain / Special to the The Denver Post)



Parents take their children out of school after the shooting, which resulted in wounding two students. (Matt McClain / Special to the The Denver Post)



Dr. David Benke (right) leaves the scene of the crime at the school «Dear Creek». (Joe Amon / The Denver Post)



Police work at the scene in high school «Dear Creek». The killer stopped math teacher David Benke. (Joe Amon / The Denver Post)



Investigators and police work the crime scene in a high school in Jefferson County. (Matt Mclain / Special to The Denver Post)



Police work at the scene late. (Joe Amon / The Denver Post)



Terrified parents embracing children, his arrival en scene of the crime to the school «Dear Creek». (Joe Amon / The Denver Post)



Lisa Nasstrom embracing his 13-year-old daughter, Kayla, who was in the school when the shooting began outside the window. (Kathryn Scott Osler / The Denver Post)



Gina Oblander (right) with her friend leave school «Stony Creek». Crosshairs, like Gina stopped to pray. February 23 about three o'clock in the afternoon local time, armed men opened fire on the children get out of school, wounding two students. (Kathryn Scott Osler / The Denver Post)



Gina Oblander (left) shocked by the words of his 15-year-old son, Nick - witness the terrible events. (Kathryn Scott Osler / The Denver Post)



Parents hugged children leaving the school grounds, where the afternoon shooting occurred on February 23, which resulted in injuring two graders. (Kathryn Scott Osler / The Denver Post)