New details emerge in Spokane-area school shooting

By Jennifer Cruz

Caleb Sharpe, 15, is accused of opening fire inside a Washington high school last week, killing one and injuring three. (Photo: Colin Mulvany / AP)
As the suspected gunman makes his way through the legal system, authorities have released additional details about the shooting at a rural high school in Washington state that left one person dead and three others injured.
According to a statement by the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the 15-year-old suspect — identified as Caleb Sharpe — faces one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder. Sharpe is currently being held without bond at the Spokane County Juvenile Detention Center.
The sheriff’s office released a probable cause statement detailing the incident as it was carried out last week. The statement says Sharpe brought a large duffel bag onto the school bus Wednesday morning that contained an AR-style rifle and multiple boxes of ammo. Sharpe also had a handgun tucked inside his coat.
Upon arriving at Freeman High School in Rockford, about 20 miles south of Spokane, Sharpe went to the second floor of the building and pulled the rifle from the bag. As he loaded, another student, Sam Strahan, 15, approached Sharpe and said something along the

Source: Guns.com