Austrian mass school Shooting, left for police looking for answers

The Austrian government was searching on Wednesday for the response of 10 21-year-old gunmen to die In a rampage in the former high school Before killing himself, one of the worst diseases of the worst violence in the country’s modern history.

Police said the man was armed with a shotgun and a pistol. The second largest city in Austria, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, in a bathroom, open the tips on the opening of the school.

The incident, a religious study teacher in the school, Armed Nitzche, trying to enter the armed and briefly trying to go through another door, he said he was a religious worker teacher.

“It’s something I can’t imagine before,” said National Broadcasting Orf. “As I escape the stairs, I thought of himself,” It wasn’t real “”

Some Austrian media have not been discovered, probably, in the event that the police did not confirm it, probably rude. The Austrian authorities said the suspect never completed his work at school.

He left a farewell note that did not disclose the motive for the attack, police, a pipe bomb with a pipe bomb in his house said he was not working.

A student at the school said they wanted Ennio Resnik, students and teachers to come to terms and stay in peace for a few days.

“This is not surreal, you can’t describe or really understand,” he told journalists outside an event center near the school consulted.

Some students gathered there, while others caught each other.

The General Director General Franz Ruf said that research in the motive is moving rapidly.

“We do not want to speculate at this point,” said Tuesday.

Police were on the signal for potential copy attacks and said they were in danger against another school on Tuesday.

The first source of RUF, the first emergency calls taken by the police, the first emergency calls passing to the scene and the scene were reported.

Austria is one of the most severe armed civilian people in Europe, an independent research project, said there is a small arms survey. The attack called on the toughing of gun laws, including the tougher of Graz’s mayor.

Police are legally owned by the suspect, and Ruf’s Austrian arms laws were stern. “If there is any space, you need to be closed,” he said.

The details of the attack appeared slowly.

Austrian police also said that both in the school and in the school and in different floors. Dozens of people were injured in the attack, some serious.

Austria declared his three-day national mourning, and asked a unique solidarity show among vibrating political parties. The parents of the school students and neighbors struggled to make the event.

He met in the main square of hundreds of Graaz to remember the victims on Tuesday. Others lit a candle outside of flowers and school. Shifts to make blood donations for those who survive them.