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CHARDON, Ohio -- A sheriff's office is confirming a shooting at a northeastern Ohio high school. Civil deputy Erin Knife with the Geauga County Sheriff's Office says the shooting was reported around 7:30 a.m. Monday at Chardon High School. Knife says she doesn't have the number of victims yet, and says a single person suspected in the shooting has left the school but is not in custody. Schools in the area are locked down. Chardon is about 30 miles east of Cleveland. |
"I'd let her take a shot"
But I'm not going to do that.
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However, I will bite the bullet, no matter what these sensitive sons of guns have to say. I'm locked and loaded and do not intend to shoot myself in the foot.
While some may see it as shooting from the hip, or jumping the gun, or maybe that we're trigger happy, I would suggest that they not shoot the messenger.
I am not going to take a shot at a pun.
If it happened in Austin, he'd have been able to do the same thing.
In all seriousness, though. Any updates on the wounded?
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according to kids from the school.
JMHO.
Perhaps this is yankfan?
He just came from a really broken down home and he was living with his grandparents," Evan Erasmus, a senior at the school told CNN. "He was more of a quiet type of kid. He was really nice, though, if you did talk to him.
Erasmus said that Lane and some of the victims "used to be friends" but more in middle school and early high school.
He was one of the nicest kids there," Erasmus said. "It was really shocking that it was him.
Erasmus told CNN that he believed T.J. Lane was either a sophomore or junior at the school.
He said that Lane was sitting about a table away from some of the victims.
Erasmus said he heard the victims "were all sitting there and then he just stood up and thats when it all started."
Meanwhile, he and the other students in a nearby classroom, "turned the lights off and we headed into a corner" after the shooting.