California Sheriffs: Class striker, who felt he was beaten

A student of 16 years, the California High School is a school with a gun Thursday targeted two classmates because he did not want to be bothered blown, the local sheriff said Thursday night.
A student strike and was in critical but stable condition Thursday night, and the shooter is in custody after a teacher and supervisor of the school campus to persuade him lay his rifle.
Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood said he did not know if bullying is really going on between the Taft Union High School student.
"Of course he (the shooter) believe that two people who have deliberately bullied him," Youngblood said at a press conference the night in Taft, about 30 miles from Bakersfield.
Young shooters questioned Thursday night, Youngblood said, adding that the youth was charged with attempted murder as a teenager. It will be up to prosecutors to decide whether he should be charged as adults, said the sheriff.
Name of the student in custody were not released.
Youngblood presented a detailed scenario of hours before the shooting, said the student planned before the attack on the night and took the gun belonged to his brother.
Students did not show up at school on time Thursday, said Youngblood, in contrast, about half appear through the first period class. He was caught on school surveillance cameras, according to the sheriff by the side door instead of the main entrance of the school and "looked nervous" as he tried to hide the gun, when it comes to school.
Gunman shot hit directly on students, then the students rushed to escape, the shooter fired again, Youngblood said.
"It is a miracle to have (the second shot) can not hurt."
Youngblood is credited to the teacher and campus supervisor - A campus monitor at the school staff -. With the courage to confront the young shooter Youngblood identifies teachers as Jack Ryan and the campus as a supervisor Kim Lee Fields.
"They stood face to face (the shooter) does not know if he wants to make a gun on them," said Youngblood.
The attacker, bags "filled" with ammunition, Youngblood said, adding that he did not recover an accurate account of how many shotgun shells that.
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In addition to the injured student, who was treated at a hospital Bakersfield, two students - two other girls - injuries sustained in the shooting in the middle of confusion, Youngblood said. A shotgun blast appeared near her daughter taken to hospital with hearing damage, authorities said. The girl received two minor injuries trying to flee, authorities said.
Professor Pellet suffered a head injury of one of the previously fired, authorities said.
Earlier Thursday, Youngblood said teacher and campus supervisor "engaged in a conversation To speak to put the gun down ... He (the student)," I was not the purpose of you "Name student and said it was the goal. "
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Taft Police Ed Whiting added, "We appreciate the teacher and campus supervisor for all they have done to make this faster before anyone was hurt."
The armed police officer is assigned to the school, but was not in school at the time of the shooting, because snow prevented his arrival area, authorities said.
Investigators recovered a gun they think was being used at the event, said Ray Pruitt of the Kern County Sheriff's Office.
Authorities are still searching and securing the school Thursday night. Researchers are also looking for students backpacks to ensure that no additional guns in school, Youngblood said.
Savea said Tia, who lives across the street from Taft science building, he saw a young man about 15 or 16 years, walking through her window with a gun shortly before the shooting.
She believed the gun was a toy, she said.
Youth in school, except heard two gunshots different, he said. Her son is a 10th grader at the school, he said.
Classes are canceled for Friday, and the school will arrange to re-open, with additional counselors on Monday, officials said.


U.S. Rep. Kevin McCarthy has expressed sympathy for the community Taft, who is in his area.
"I am very sad and worried by the news of the shooting," the Republican lawmaker said.

U.S. Sen. Dianne said Feinstein, D-California, her father attended Taft Union High, she has visited over the years.

"Today, comes word of another tragic death in a U.S. school," said Feinstein. "At the moment, my thoughts and prayers are with the victims, and we wish him a speedy recovery.
"How many more shots to be there in America before coming to the realization that weapons and complaints that do not belong together?" Feinstein said.