Police shoot person who reportedly brought gun to Texas school
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Officers said they were responding to reports of an active shooter at the Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy in Mesquite.
Police in the Dallas area shot a person who they said brought a gun to a school on Monday.
Officers said they were responding to reports of an active shooter at the Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy in Mesquite at around 9 a.m.
"Information was obtained that one subject entered the building with a firearm," the Mesquite Police Department said.
As officers attempted to negotiate with the person, police said the shooting occurred. It's unclear what exactly happened in the moments before police shot the suspect.
Police said the suspect was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Their condition has not been revealed.
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