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One dead at Bellaire High School shooting in Texas.

January 15, 2020 By Egberto Willies

Once again we have a gun situation at a school. One kid is dead after a shooting at Bellaire High School in the Houston Metropolitan Area.

KHOU reported the following

HOUSTON — A 16-year-old student was killed Tuesday in a shooting at Bellaire High School. The victim’s teenage classmate was later arrested in connection with the incident.

The first 911 call came in about 4 p.m. The caller said one student was shot and the shooter ran from the scene.

According to sources, the victim was shot in the chest. He was taken to an area hospital where he was later pronounced dead. …

Outside the high school, there were tears.

“I felt shock and then I felt mad,” Kalee Barrientos, a sophomore who knew both the victim and shooter, told KHOU 11 News. …

Before the final period of the day, some students said they heard gunfire in a classroom. A parent told KHOU 11 News her son was in a hallway steps away.

“He’s in shock,” she said. “He immediately walked up to the scene and immediately knew that, ‘these are my friends,’ and I don’t think he understood what he was seeing at first until reality set in.”

Barrientos was on her way to JROTC when she was told something happened between two members of the program, two students she considered friends.


Barrientos said everyone was told to go outside.

“I felt like bursting out in tears because of who did it and who died,” she said.

While Bellaire police searched the area and eventually found the shooter, neighbors showed KHOU 11 News texts from city hall that urged people to stay in their homes until authorities had more information.

When does it end? One hopes that sooner than later we will take gun regulations seriously/ Until then, our kids will continue dying in schools.

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Filed Under: A Few Takes, Local News Tagged With: Bellaire, Bellaire High School, Houston, Houston Meropolitan Area

About Egberto Willies

Egberto Willies is a political activist, author, political blogger, radio show host, business owner, software developer, web designer, and mechanical engineer in Kingwood, TX. He is an ardent Liberal that believes tolerance is essential. His favorite phrase is “political involvement should be a requirement for citizenship”. Willies is currently a contributing editor to DailyKos, OpEdNews, and several other Progressive sites. He was a frequent contributor to HuffPost Live. He won the 2nd CNN iReport Spirit Award and was the Pundit of the Week.

Comments

  1. Frank Gilbert says

    January 17, 2020 at 12:08 AM

    its sad that you use the death of a young person to push your anti 2A views. shame on you. This was clearly an accident and not one of the “mass shootings” you love to see in the news to fuel your fear mongering…

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