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‘Nothing makes sense’: Gunfire reports at Highline College unfounded, but fear was real
By loanleon • 03:06 • ‘Nothing makes sense’: Gunfire reports at Highline College unfounded but fear was real • Comments : 0
Students evacuate Highline College in Des Moines after reports of gunfire on or near the campus Friday morning led to a lockdown and search. In alerts and Facebook posts, students and staff were told, “This is not a drill.” No evidence of gunfire was found. (Mike Siegel/The Seattle Times) Less
Just days ago, following the deadly shooting at a Florida high school, Busiso Chamululu visualized what he would do if someone came to Highline College with a gun and started firing.
“My friends were talking about it two days ago, imagining what the experience would be like,” he said.
Just after 9 a.m. Friday, Chamululu found himself sitting on the floor of his chemistry classroom, away from windows and doors with a handful of classmates, living the distinctly American experience of hiding in a school from someone with a gun.
Source : seattletimes
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