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UPDATED: Thursday, October 1, 2015 5:03 PM EST
The suspected gunman who authorities say opened fire at a community college in Oregon, killing 13 and injuring 20, is dead.
Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin told reporters that the 20-year-old college student was “neutralized.” The suspect, who was not named, also appears to have had a conversation online about the attack last night.
According to CNN:
The suspect was a 20-year-old man, according to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. Investigators are examining social media postings they believe were made by the suspect, according to a source with knowledge of the investigation.
“We arrived to find multiple patients in multiple classrooms. Law enforcement was on scene and had the shooter neutralized,” Douglas County Fire Marshal Ray Shoufler told CNN.
He said that two patients died while being transported to a hospital.
The shooting appears to have started in one building before the gunman moved to the school’s science building, the source told CNN. Those killed and wounded were found in at least two classrooms.
This is a developing story.
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UPDATED: Thursday, October 1, 2015 3:00 PM EST
The shooter has been taken into custody, a Douglas County commissioner confirmed to CNN.
The number of deceased has been decreased to seven to 10, Oregon State Police Lt. Bill Fugate told KATU-TV.
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UPDATED: Thursday, October 1, 2015 2:35 PM EST
According to multiple media sites citing Oregon State Police, 15 people are now reported dead in the Oregon community college shooting.
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Police in Oregon responded to a reported shooting at Umpqua Community College Thursday afternoon, NBC reports.
According to the news site, a spokesman for the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office confirmed officers responded to the college, which is located in Roseburg.
While the NY Daily News reports that 20 people were injured in the shooting, police have yet to confirm any injuries or fatalities.
This is a developing story.
SOURCE: NY Daily News, NBC | PHOTO CREDIT: Getty
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20 Pictures That Show The Powerful Resilience Of Charleston’s Mother Emanuel AME Church
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1. Mother Emanuel AME Church held its first service since the shooting death of nine African-American church members on June 17.
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2. People line up to enter for Sunday service at the Emanuel AME Church.
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3. Two children wait to enter the Emanuel AME Church June 21, 2015 in Charleston, South Carolina.
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4. A member of the church is seen outside of Emanuel AME before its first service since the Charleston shooting.
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5. A Charleston County sheriff’s deputy checks bags as people line up to enter for Sunday service at the Emanuel AME Church.
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6. Gloria Moore watches the church as parishioners take their seats at the Emanuel AME Church.
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7. A woman prays as she attends the Sunday service outside of the Emanuel AME Church.
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8. People pray and listen to the Sunday service outside of the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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9. Parishioners sit at Emanuel AME Church four days after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of its pastor and eight others.
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10. The Rev. Norvel Goff, right, prays at the empty seat of the Rev. Clementa Pinckney.
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11. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, R-S.C., embraces U.S. Sen Tim Scott, R-S.C., at Emanuel AME Church.
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12. A parishioner prays at the empty seat of the Rev. Clementa Pinckney at the Emanuel AME Church.
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13. The congregation departs following Sunday services at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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14. A family is seen leaving Emanuel AME Church following Sunday services.
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15. People embrace as they depart the Emanuel AME Church following Sunday services.
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16. Church members comfort one another after Emanuel’s first service since the Charleston shooting.
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17. Church members comfort one another outside of Emanuel.
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18. A mother and son surround a memorial for the nine church members killed during the Charleston shooting.
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19. Charleston natives comfort each other during the church’s first service since the shooting on June 17.
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20. Activist DeRay McKesson is seen outside of Emanuel AME church.
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20 Injured, Multiple Dead In Mass Shooting At Oregon’s Umpqua Community College
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