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<span style="font-weight: bold"> Confirmed : US school gunman sai...icials (BBC)...</span>
A student suspected of shooting two officials at a school in the US state of Nebraska has been identified as a police detective's son, police said.Parents were told to collect students at a nearby churchPhoto Credit: (BBC)The gunman, identified as 17-year-old Robert Butler, later shot himself dead in a car about a mile away, Omaha police said.Millard South High School Principal Curtis Case was said to be in a stable condition, and Vice Principal Vicki Kasper in a critical condition.No other students were injured.Police said Butler was in his last year of high school and had transferred to the school about two months ago.The school was locked down, and students were released in groups to a nearby church.Police declined to speculate about Butler's motives.On a Facebook page viewed by the Associated Press, Butler apparently ranted that people would hear about "evil" things he had done and said the school had driven him to violence.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...68210209888875
<span style="font-weight: bold"> Confirmed : US school gunman sai...icials (BBC)...</span>
A student suspected of shooting two officials at a school in the US state of Nebraska has been identified as a police detective's son, police said.Parents were told to collect students at a nearby churchPhoto Credit: (BBC)The gunman, identified as 17-year-old Robert Butler, later shot himself dead in a car about a mile away, Omaha police said.Millard South High School Principal Curtis Case was said to be in a stable condition, and Vice Principal Vicki Kasper in a critical condition.No other students were injured.Police said Butler was in his last year of high school and had transferred to the school about two months ago.The school was locked down, and students were released in groups to a nearby church.Police declined to speculate about Butler's motives.On a Facebook page viewed by the Associated Press, Butler apparently ranted that people would hear about "evil" things he had done and said the school had driven him to violence.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...68210209888875