Oregon Elementary School Shooting: Video Shows Hero Who Stopped Suspect, Now Identified
Bystander credited with stopping suspect
ABC News contributor Don Mihalek discussed the bystander credited with stopping the suspected gunman. The report identifies the person as a hero but does not provide a name.
Investigations are ongoing, according to Mihalek’s discussion. The report does not describe what the bystander did or how the suspect was stopped.
Deadly shooting at elementary school
A separate report item says a teen shooter killed three children and one teacher at an Oregon elementary school. It does not give further details about the victims or the circumstances of the shooting. Another item says a former FBI agent described the shooter as “determined.” The report does not identify the agent.
Investigations continue
The report refers to ongoing investigations but does not specify which agencies are involved or what they are examining. It also provides no timeline for the investigations. The bystander’s identity is described as newly revealed, but no name appears in the information provided.
Key points
- A bystander credited with stopping the suspected gunman has been identified, but no name is provided.
- ABC News contributor Don Mihalek discussed the bystander and ongoing investigations.
- A report item says the shooting killed three children and one teacher.
- A former FBI agent characterized the teen shooter as “determined.”