Three killed in shooting in school in western Bosnia
Three staff members of a high school in the western Bosnian town of Sanski Most were killed on Wednesday when a school employee shot them and then tried to commit suicide, police said.
Police were notified at 10.15 A.M. (0815 GMT) that a man had opened fire at the school with an automatic rifle, the police spokesman for Una-sana canton, Adnan Beganovic, said.
The shooter killed the school dean, the secretary and a teacher, he said.
'He tried to commit suicide and was gravely injured,' Beganovic said, adding that the suspect was transferred for emergency treatment in the nearby town of Banja Luka.
An investigation is underway, he said.
Reuters
Three staff members of a high school in the western Bosnian town of Sanski Most were killed on Wednesday when a school employee shot them and then tried to commit suicide, police said.
Police were notified at 10.15 A.M. (0815 GMT) that a man had opened fire at the school with an automatic rifle, the police spokesman for Una-sana canton, Adnan Beganovic, said.
The shooter killed the school dean, the secretary and a teacher, he said.
'He tried to commit suicide and was gravely injured,' Beganovic said, adding that the suspect was transferred for emergency treatment in the nearby town of Banja Luka.
An investigation is underway, he said.
Reuters
Three staff members of a high school in the western Bosnian town of Sanski Most were killed on Wednesday when a school employee shot them and then tried to commit suicide, police said.
Police were notified at 10.15 A.M. (0815 GMT) that a man had opened fire at the school with an automatic rifle, the police spokesman for Una-sana canton, Adnan Beganovic, said.
The shooter killed the school dean, the secretary and a teacher, he said.
'He tried to commit suicide and was gravely injured,' Beganovic said, adding that the suspect was transferred for emergency treatment in the nearby town of Banja Luka.
An investigation is underway, he said.
Reuters
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Three killed in shooting in school in western Bosnia
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