At least one student dies after shooting at a Nashville high school

A shooting at Antioch High School, located near Nashville, Tennessee, has left one student dead and several injured. The incident occurred this Wednesday at 11:00 am, and authorities have confirmed that the attacker, a 17-year-old boy, took his own life after the attack.

The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department reported that the shooting occurred in the cafeteria area of ​​the educational center. The two victims, both female, were quickly taken to a nearby hospital. Authorities added that one of the victims was pronounced dead on arrival, while the other suffered minor facial injuries.

Students were evacuated

Likewise, Don Aaron, police spokesman, assured in a press conference that the situation is under control and that there is no longer a threat to the school community. Despite this, the students were evacuated and taken to a reunification site where they could meet their parents. The authorities have urged relatives not to approach the school and go to the established meeting point.

Meanwhile, authorities have set up a contact number so that students’ families can obtain information about their loved ones. Parents are advised to call 615-401-1712, although it has been reported that the line may be overwhelmed. They also asked for patience and not to hang up if they do not hear a tone.

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