2 young suspects in custody after shooting at high school in Philippines kills 3
Summary
Two students, aged 14 and 15, opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban city, Philippines, killing three students and injuring seven others. The suspects were arrested, and authorities are investigating the cause of the shooting.Key Facts
- The shooting occurred mid-morning at a government-run high school with over 1,500 students.
- Both suspects were students and close friends who said they were bullied.
- Each suspect carried one pistol; it is unclear how they obtained the guns.
- Only one security guard was on duty at multiple school entrances, allowing the suspects to bring weapons inside.
- Most victims were female students.
- One suspect was caught at the school, and the other was found hiding nearby after residents alerted police.
- President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered a thorough investigation and urged stronger security at schools and public areas.
- School shootings are uncommon in the Philippines despite frequent crimes involving guns.
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