2 school staffs shot at EHS

On Wednesday, two school administrators were reportedly shot at East High School in Denver, Colorado. Chief Ron Thomas of the Denver Police Department said that the shooting occurred during a safety routine check being executed in an office area.

The alleged shooter, a student, fled the school shortly after firing at the two staff members, both of whom are male. The injured victims were transported to a local hospital for care; one of them was reportedly in serious but stable condition, while the other was in critical condition and undergoing surgery.

Although authorities have not yet named the student shooter publicly, they possess knowledge of his identity and are conducting a search to find him.

“Certainly, it is a concern that we have an individual who is not in our custody at this time, who is armed with a weapon,” Thomas said. “We don’t have any sense of where he is.”

The Denver Public School District (DPS) confirmed that the school was placed on lockdown due to police activity.

According to sources, DPS said that East HS will remain closed for the rest of the week. Once classes resume, two armed officers will be present at the school for the remainder of the school year.

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