Sharpe then pulled the pistol from under his coat and fired a single shot, striking Strahan in the stomach. “You know that is going to get you in trouble.”

“I always knew you were going to shoot up the school,” Strahan told Sharpe, according to court documents.

He started to load the gun, which jammed.Īs Sharpe struggled to load the weapon, Strahan approached him. 223 ammunition.Īt school, Sharpe headed straight to a second-floor hallway, where he dropped the duffel bag and removed the assault rifle. On the day of the shootings, Sharpe brought onto his school bus a duffel bag that contained an AR-15 rifle and handgun, along with numerous boxes of. As I was running, I began thinking there’s absolutely no way I’m getting out of this.”Īngelina Jolie sues FBI over Brad Pitt investigation “My mission was to get to the nearest classroom as fast as possible. “I started running and was so scared because I felt like I was running in slow motion,” Emma Nees said in her testimony. “Shooting at my classmates as they run for their lives into classrooms. Lockdown alarm blaring, wearing all black with the most emotionless face I’ve ever seen,” Jensen said to Sharpe. “As I lay there, I watched you walk by me. On Thursday, victims Emma Nees and Gracie Jensen described what happened the day Sharpe shot them in the second-floor hallway of their school. 13, 2017, and opened fire in a hallway, hitting four students before he was confronted and surrendered to a custodian.Īfter years of court delays, Sharpe pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder in January. Sharpe brought several weapons to school the morning of Sept. Miami advances plan to move homeless onto island

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