Saugus High School Shooting Suspect in Custody | 2 Dead, Others Wounded

UPDATE 2:11 PM CST:

During the press conference, we were notified that a male student who was struck by gunfire has also succumbed to his injuries.

— SCV Sheriff (@SCVSHERIFF) November 14, 2019

UPDATE 1:59 PM CST: 

The reports of 6 students struck by gunfire included the subject, who had self-inflicted wound.

— SCV Sheriff (@SCVSHERIFF) November 14, 2019

Update 1:41 PM CST

BREAKING UPDATE #SaugusHighSchool #Shooting: The suspect was one of the victims taken to the hospital after he shot himself in the head in the quad of the high school. One female victim has died. Authorities reported it was the suspect's birthday today. https://t.co/ehlN9VcF4h pic.twitter.com/bJh9GNfvnQ

— KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO (@KNX1070) November 14, 2019

This morning there was another school shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California.

The school started at 6:55 a.m. The shooting seems to have started around 7:50 am which is when the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff posted on their Twitter account stating:

ADVISORY: Police activity at Saugus High. **** AVOID AREA ****

— SCV Sheriff (@SCVSHERIFF) November 14, 2019

“The shooter had been described as a “male Asian suspect” wearing black clothing who was last seen walking away from the scene, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office said. He was believed to be a student at the school, NBCLA reported. A weapon was recovered at the scene, but it wasn’t immediately clear what type it was or if the shooter had used more than one weapon during the attack, The New York Times reported.” via Foxnews.com

We don’t have many more details to go on at the moment. It is uncertain whether the shooting took place inside a school building, on school grounds or near the school. Schools in the area were on lockdown for about an hour while police searched for the gunman.

The Henry Mayo Hospital also tweeted the following:

#saugushighshooting: update: one female deceased patient. Two critical male patients. One male patient in good condition.

— Henry Mayo Hospital (@HenryMayoHosp) November 14, 2019

I will update this article as new information comes in.