Tehama County, California Shooting Leaves Three Dead Near

RED BLUFF, Calif. — A progression of shootings at different areas in provincial Northern California left three individuals dead and a few others injured Tuesday, including understudies at a grade school, specialists said.

Law authorization officers executed the shooter, yet it was not clear if specialists considered it as a real part of the three passings.

Picture: Rancho Tehama Road totally closed off by wrongdoing tape after detailed shootings at Rancho Tehama Elementary School in California.

Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston tells a TV station in the city of Chico that officers are researching no less than five wrongdoing scenes in and around the school in Rancho Tehama Reserve, around 130 miles north of Sacramento.

"It was ideal around 8 a.m. we had numerous shots discharged in Rancho Tehama," Johnston said. "That developed to various casualties and numerous shots at the school, at the primary school. I am told now the speculated shooter is expired by law requirement slugs, that is what I'm told."

Jeanine Quist, a clerical specialist with the Corning Union Elementary School District, said nobody was murdered at the school with kindergarten through fifth grades yet that a "number" of understudies were injured.

Johnston said the school had been cleared by 10 a.m. be that as it may, he didn't have any data about the casualties there.

Three individuals were being dealt with at a clinic in Redding, around 50 miles north of the shootings, Mercy Medical Center representative Marcy Miracle said. She declined to give different insights about the casualties or their wounds.