Three young children and three school staff members were shot and killed at the Covenant School in Nashville.
Nashville Shooting Incident: Victims Were Children and School Staff Members (PHOTO: Yahoo News)
Nashville Shooting Incident: Victims Were Three Young Children, School Head, Custodian and Substitute Teacher
The students and three members were shot and killed at the Covenant School in Nashville on Monday. Responding officers shot and killed the suspect, According to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department the suspect were identified as Audrey Hale, 28, residence of Nashville. Police released body-camera footage from the two officer who rushed immediately into the school and fatally shot the mass shooter. Police said that the shooting was targeted and were planned by the shooter.
The shooter left behind some outlined documents of map of the school. The documents revealed the attack at the Christian school. Ministry of Covenant Presbyterian Church, The Covenant School said in a statement “Our community is in grief and fear and our hearts are heartbroken, grieving for our tremendous loss and fear that terror attacked our school and church. We are focused on loving our students, our faculty and staff and our families, we don’t know were to start the process of healing’.
“All of Tennessee was hurt and in deep fear yesterday,” Gov. Bill Lee said in the video statement released Tuesday night.
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She is a third-grader at the Covenant School.
He was a custodian at the covenant school. His co-workers said that Hill loved his job so much and treats them and the kids as his family.
He was identified by the police as one among the three children shot and killed in the Nashville School.
She was the head of the Covenant School. He led the school since July 2016. Koonce was describe by her love ones as a “remarkable woman”.
Peak was a substitute teacher at the Covenant School. Peak’s family said that their hearts are broken when they heard the news conforming the loss of their beloved Cynthia.
She was the daughter of Chad Scruggs, the senior pastor at the Covenant Presbyterian Church. He said that his daughter is such a gift and even though they are heartbroken with tear and trust she is now in the arms of Jesus.
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