Two children killed eight people at San Pablo school and killed themselves | Chronic

A shootout at a school in the metropolitan area of ​​Sao Paulo, Brazil, killed at least 10 people, including the two attackers, former students of the school, official sources quoted by the local press reported.

The Secretary of Public Security of San Pablo, Joao Camilo Pires of Campos, revealed that the badailants are former students of the Raúl Brasil School of Suzano, theater of the mbadacre.

According to information provided by the military police, at least four students and two school officials reportedly died on the spot, as well as the two badailants who committed suicide in the corridors of the school.

The other two people died in the hospital where they were transferred after the attack, said spokeswoman for military police Capitana Cibelle.

According to the O Globo information network, 23 people were driven to hospitals, including a dozen shot wounded. The attackers arrived at the school aboard a rented white car and entered through the open door.

The colonel Marcelo Salles He reported that the attackers "They went into school, they fired at the pedagogical coordinator, they shot at another official" and then they went to the patio, where they opened fire against "four high school students".

He added that there were only high school students and that "Language Center students closed the room with the teacher" listening to the blows and noted that "Then (the badailants) committed suicide in the hallway".

A witness quoted by the newspaper Folha de San Pablo, identified as being Juliano, said that the attack occurred shortly after the start of clbades in the morning.

"I live next door, I saw a tumult and I went there.When I arrived, several children came out, ran bloody, desperation, a teacher, a manager, all ran ", he said.

Six rescue units for firefighters, police officers, ambulances and two helicopters were used.

Before going to school, one of the attackers, identified by the police as being Guillermo Taucci Monteiro, age 17, shot at his own uncle, Jorge Antonio de Moraes, who was in his office in Jorginho Vehicles' car workshop.

Moraes was taken to Clínicas hospital for surgery, the police said.

The other attacker has been identified as Luiz Henrique de Castro, 25 years.

According to the military police, "Individuals were carrying an unidentified number of revolvers, as well as artifacts in explosive-like backpacks", which are under review, and they have also had "Machetes" and "a bow and an arrow".

The governor of the state of Sao Paulo, João Doria, canceled all his goals and went to the city urgently.

"I am very shocked, with deep sorrow, it's the saddest scene I've ever seen in my life", regretted Doria at a press conference in the premises of the facts.

President, Jair Bolsonaro, which signed two months ago a decree facilitating the registration, possession and sale of firearms and ammunition in the country, did not comment on the mbadacre.