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As normality returned to a Houston-area community college Wednesday the day after a campus shooting that injured three, officials expressed relief that the violence did not escalate into the kind of mass-casualty rampage that has horrified the nation in past months.
The initial shock that gripped the campus during a lockdown and concern over the injured in the immediate aftermath of the shooting gave way to an almost palpable sense of gratitude Wednesday that the Lone Star College's North Harris campus did not become another "active shooter" scenario. Officials have determined that the shooting started because of an argument.
"A shooting on a campus, in which three people were hit by gunfire, is bad enough," the Harris County Sheriff's Office said in a Tuesday post on its Facebook account. "But we are grateful that this worrisome incident at Lone Star College today (North Harris campus) did not escalate into the kind of shocking event we saw at Newtown, CT."
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As normality returned to a Houston-area community college Wednesday the day after a campus shooting that injured three, officials expressed relief that the violence did not escalate into the kind of mass-casualty rampage that has horrified the nation in past months.
The initial shock that gripped the campus during a lockdown and concern over the injured in the immediate aftermath of the shooting gave way to an almost palpable sense of gratitude Wednesday that the Lone Star College's North Harris campus did not become another "active shooter" scenario. Officials have determined that the shooting started because of an argument.
"A shooting on a campus, in which three people were hit by gunfire, is bad enough," the Harris County Sheriff's Office said in a Tuesday post on its Facebook account. "But we are grateful that this worrisome incident at Lone Star College today (North Harris campus) did not escalate into the kind of shocking event we saw at Newtown, CT."
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