Police have yet to publicly identify the shooter or the victims. Nossi College of Art Children hold hands as they are taken to a reunification site at the Woodmont Baptist Church. Police confirmed the shooter was 28-year-old Audrey Hale, who identified as transgender. about an active shooter at the private Christian elementary school, with police rushing to the scene to clear the halls.Īt the scene, police heard gunshots on the second floor and rushed to a lobby-type area where they came across the shooter who they shot dead at 10:27 a.m. Police said they received a call at 10:13 a.m. “All of us, we stand with Nashville in prayer.” School shooter’s parents ‘couldn’t accept’ their daughter’s trans identity: report.Fundraiser for slain Nashville school custodian raises more than $350K in a day.Nashville school shooting victims remembered by loved ones, friends at vigils.Police ‘strongly believe’ Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale had other targets.Photos reveal inside of Nashville shooter Audrey Hale’s house where she hid guns.Speaking at the National League of Cities Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C., First Lady Jill Biden said she was “without words” over the tragic shooting.įollow The Post’s coverage of the school shooting in Nashville And he wants Congress to act because enough is enough.” Jean-Pierre added: “President Biden has taken more action than any president in history on gun safety - from nearly two dozen actions including the executive order he just signed… to the bipartisan safer communities act legislation he signed into law after the tragedies in Uvalde and Buffalo. Reuters/Nicole Hester “We know that too often our schools and communities are being devastated by gun violence,” White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. The suspect killed three students and three staffers before police shot her dead. The president said he remains committed to gun reform efforts and called on Congress to pass his proposed assault weapons ban. It’s ripping at the soul of this nation.” “We have to do more to stop gun violence,” Biden said. Speaking at a Small Business Administration event this afternoon, President Joe Biden said he had been briefed on the situation and called the shooting “heartbreaking.” It’s ripping at the soul of this nation.” AFP via Getty Images A police officer walks by an entrance to The Covenant School after a mass shooting in Nashville, Tenn. “We need to do something.” “We have to do more to stop gun violence,” Biden said. “How many more children have to be murdered before Republicans in Congress will step up and act to pass the assault weapons ban, to close loopholes in our background check system or to require the safe storage of guns,” she added. “Schools should be safe spaces for kids to grow and learn and for our educators to teach. “While we don’t know yet all of the details in this latest tragic shooting, we know that too often our schools and communities are being devastated by gun violence,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in her daily briefing. The woman was reportedly equipped with at least two assault rifles and a handgun, with the White House saying that the shooting could’ve been avoided if the GOP joined efforts to ban assault weapons. Nashville police said a 28-year-old woman entered the private Covenant School, where she was a former pupil, on Monday morning, killing three students and three staffers before police shot her dead. The White House has blamed Republicans’ opposition to gun reform for the latest school shooting in Tennessee that left seven dead, including three children. Uvalde school shooter wrote ‘LOL’ on whiteboard in victims’ blood, lawmaker reveals
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