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Police Identify Desmond Holly in Colorado School Shooting, Probe Extremist Radicalization
Authorities are investigating the extremist network that radicalized 16-year-old Desmond Holly, who wounded two classmates before his death in a rapid school shooting incident.
- A 16-year-old student, Desmond Holly, opened fire at Evergreen High School, wounding two classmates before killing himself, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
- The sheriff's office stated that Holly was believed to be 'radicalized by some extremist network' and had a 'mission' during the shooting.
- Three students were hospitalized, including Holly, who suffered a self-inflicted wound, reported the sheriff's office.
- Jefferson County Sheriff spokesperson Jacki Kelley noted that lockdown drills helped save lives during the incident.
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Authorities have identified the suspect who critically injured two people Wednesday in a school shooting in Colorado, saying the 16-year-old gunman had been "radicalized by some extremist network."
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Student who shot 2 others at Colorado school was ‘radicalized,’ officials say - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Authorities in Colorado on Thursday named the 16-year-old student suspected of shooting two other students at Evergreen High School on Wednesday and said that he had been “radicalized by an extremist network,” which they did not identify.
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