Bystander took down suspected gunman in Oregon school shooting; father of 2 students identified as Kaylub Giamanco

Bystander identified by family
The suspected gunman in the Bend, Oregon, elementary school shooting was shot by a parent who saw the teen entering the school, his family said Friday. The family identified the bystander as Kaylub Giamanco.
Police had not released information about the bystander. Giamanco has two daughters who attend the school, according to his family.
Family describes his actions
Giamanco was driving nearby when he heard a commotion and ran into the school, his family said. They also confirmed he has a concealed carry permit. His family said he is overwhelmed by what happened and regrets not being able to save more lives. They asked for privacy and said they would not take part in interviews.
Officials praise intervention
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek thanked the community member who, she said, “heroically intervened to stop further loss of life.” President Donald Trump called Giamanco “a great hero” while speaking to reporters outside the White House on Friday.
Deaths reported at school
Three children and a teacher were killed at the elementary school, according to the article. The suspected gunman was described as a teen.
Key points
- Kaylub Giamanco was identified by his family as the bystander who shot the suspected gunman.
- Giamanco has two daughters who attend the Bend, Oregon, elementary school.
- Three children and a teacher were killed.
- Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek and President Donald Trump praised the intervention.