What about Graz Mass Shooting

Students were killed 21-year-old Austrian man, and before 9 people were killed, they were sitting in the classrooms in the middle school in Graz.

Twelve people were injured in the violence on Tuesday, and several people die until one person’s death.

The incident was the most deadly mass in Austria’s last history, and the country was announced in the country for three days.

Police are still investigating why the former student in the presence of an armed person is not graduated.

Here’s what we know so far.

The first shot was reflected in the north-western Northwest, near the main train station at 10.00 local time (09:00).

“Was this shot? There can be no truth. Something in the construction site dropped, according to Kleine Zeitung, a 17-year-old student identified as FS, told his friends.

A student fought that the teacher immediately closed the classroom when the shots came out.

Another pupil explained the paper that the shots were first thought that the shootings were shooting, but “then we ran away.”

A local resident living in a building next to the school, Astrid, BBC, said he heard 30 or 40 innings. Her husband called Franz police.

“We saw a disciple in the window – looked like he was preparing to jump … but then he came back,” said Franz.

Later, the couple said they saw that students gathered on the street, “he said.

Shortly after the shooter weapon attack, a school took his life in the bathroom.

Police took control of the situation in 17 minutes. More than 300 police officers, including an expert Cobra tactical unit, which manages attack and hostage situations, was placed in school.

Six women and three men were killed in the attack, and a seventh woman then died in the hospital. The Austrian news agency APA reported that the martyrs were seven students.

The victims have not been named by the government.

A woman, Tores, BBC reported that on the main square of Graz in Graz today that he knew one of the dead boys. He was 17 years old.

“I have been the son of this family for a long time, including the son of the family, and I knew that school attended. I immediately asked if everything happened.

“What happened yesterday is completely terrible, all Austria is mourning.” “This is terrible for all Austria.”

The injured people were in a stable position until Wednesday.

Police, 21-year-old, who was still called, was a longer acrystic area of ​​the grazy region.

It was a former Dreierschützengasse student from school, Interior Minister Gerhard Carner gave information at a press conference on Tuesday.

In a statement on Wednesday, the police said they found a “farewell letter” and a non-functioning pipe bomb during the search of the suspect’s house. Authorities did not confirm the motive of the armed.

Current information, the shooter has the owner of two weapons used in the attack and has a firearm license.

Austria is one of the most severe armed civilians in Europe, about 30 people estimated to 100 people, according to an independent research project.

The machine gun and pumping actions are prohibited, revolvers, pistols and semi-automatic weapons are allowed only with official permission. Rifles and shotguns are allowed for a firearm license or a reliable hunting license or members of traditional shooting clubs.

School shootings are rare. There were several incidents that were less casualties as the years passed:

• In 2018, a 19-year-old young man was shot by another young man in Mistelbach in northern Vienna
• In 2012, St. Pölten, a student died by his father
• In 1997, a 15-year-old teacher killed in ZÖBERN and wounded the other
• The senior teacher of a 13-year-old child in Hausleyit in 1993 was seriously injured and then killed himself

In recent years, Austria’s most violent weapon attack took place in November 202020 in the hearts of Vienna. A prisoner was killed and 22 people died while a prisoner crossed the center of the prison without opening fire by police.

Fanny Gasser, a journalist for the Austrian daily newspaper Kronen Zeitung, said he was not ready for a journalist for the BBC News statement.

“We do not live in America, we live in Austria, which looks like a very safe place.”