Male Shooter of Two Teenagers Was 'Radicalized by Some Network'

The teenager who shot two other teenagers in a Colorado high school was said by authorities to have been "radicalized by some extremist network.”

About 20 miles from one of the deadliest school shooting in U.S. history, two teenagers were shot at Evergreen High School. The suspect, who opened fire in the Colorado high school on Wednesday, shot himself. The two teenagers are in critical condition, according to authorities.

Jacki Kelley, the spokesperson for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, identified the suspect as a 16-year-old white student named Desmond Holly during a Thursday, September 11 news briefing.

Kelley said during a press conference Thursday of Holly, "He was radicalized by some extremist network.”

Authorities are still investigating, but they believe he had a "mission," according to officials, and they are continuing to search for information about the network and mission.

Holly allegedly murdered two teenagers because was radicalized by extremism. The details of which kind of extremism have not yet been identified, but when we combine any kind of extremism with easy access to guns, we get gun violence.

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