Two school staff shot at EHS

According to reports, two school administrators were shot at East High School in Denver, Colorado, on Wednesday. The alleged shooter is said to be a male student who fled the scene soon after firing at the two school staff.

The shooting reportedly occurred during a safety routine check being conducted at an office area, as per Denver Police Department Chief Ron Thomas’s press conference. “We don’t have any sense of where [the shooter] is,” Thomas said. “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.”

Both the injured victims have been transported to a local hospital. One of them is reportedly in serious but stable condition, and the other is in surgery with critical injuries. Authorities have not yet disclosed the identity of the shooter, but they possess information regarding the same. A search is currently underway to find the suspect.

The Denver Public School District tweeted to inform that the school was on lockdown because of police activity. Sources reveal that East HS will remain closed for the rest of the week, and two armed officers will be present at the school for the remainder of the school year once classes resume.

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