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At 8:15 a.m., officers with the Fayetteville Police Department responded to a home in the 3700 block of Carlos Ave. after receiving reports of a shooting.

According to Fayetteville police, Nasir Scott, 18, was taken to the hospital with self-inflicted gunshot wounds, where he died.

Tatiana Haywood, 18, who sources identified as the shooter’s girlfriend and a graduating senior at Douglas Byrd High School, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The investigation is ongoing.

The FPD said this does not appear to be a random incident.

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GREENVILLE, N.C.   – Four people are being questioned by Greenville police after a shooting next to J.H. Rose High School put it on lockdown this morning.

Police said it happened around 10:45 a.m. on the school’s practice field. That field is in the back of the high school along Marvin Jarmin Drive.

The victim is not a student, according to police, and has been taken to ECU Health Medical Center with a non-life-threatening injury.

The lockdown has since been lifted, but police say increased security will remain on campus as a precaution.

Police Chief Ted Sauls said the 18-year-old was actually shot next to Marvin Jarmin Drive.

“It is intolerable to have this type of activity. It’s intolerable to have it happen anywhere, much less adjacent to a school as we see here,” Sauls said. “The injuries that the victim sustained in this investigation do not appear to be life-threatening

Police say there is no ongoing threat at the school and there is no connection between the school and the shooting. Sauls said multiple shots were fired.

“Due to our resources and the resources of the community and of our supporters, there is not anywhere that you’ll move in this city that we don’t know about. There is not anywhere that you’ll go that we will not find you,” said the chief.

45 School has been placed on lockdown, leaving parents in a state of confusion and concern. The school administration made an urgent robo call to notify parents of the lockdown, but unfortunately, not everyone received the message. As a result, many parents arrived at the school gates unaware of the situation unfolding inside.

The lockdown at 45 School took place earlier today, prompting an immediate response from the authorities and school officials. However, no specific details regarding the nature of the situation were provided in the robo call, leaving parents frustrated and anxious about their children’s safety.

This is a developing story.

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PORTLAND, Ore.  — Crews are on the scene of a three-alarm fire in McMinnville Wednesday morning, officials said.

According to McMinnville Fire, the fire was reported at just after 5:20 a.m. at Northeast Evans Street and Northeast 3rd Avenue.

Over 20 units are on-scene or dispatched to the blaze, including units from Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue sent as mutual aid.

Authorities said that the fire was isolated to one unit in the building, but the damage is currently unknown.

This is a Developing Story. KOIN 6 News has a crew on the way to the scene and this article will be updated.

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Sherborn Firefighters recently returned after battling a 3-alarm fire at an apartment building in Millis.

Engine 4 secured a hydrant and deployed specialized hoses for the firefighting operation. Additional Sherborn firefighters provided coverage in their absence.

Deputy Alan Greendale and Engine 2 responded to mutual aid in Millis for a 3-alarm structure fire. The coordinated efforts of the Sherborn Fire Department and other departments successfully contained the fire.

Their dedication and professionalism exemplify their commitment to public safety.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Knoxville Police Department is investigating a shooting that injured multiple people in the Lonsdale area overnight Wednesday.

Officers responded to a report of shots fired in the area of Sherman Street and Delaware Avenue just after 12:05 a.m. A car reportedly involved in the shooting crashed into another car near the intersection of Sherman Street and Pascal Drive.

The female driver suffered a gunshot wound. Officers located two others with gunshot wounds, a male and a female who fled from the car. A KPD spokesperson said the gunshot wounds were not considered life-threatening.

One passenger from that car sustained injuries in the crash and was transported to a hospital. The driver of the other vehicle involved in the crash was also transported. These injuries were also not considered life-threatening, KPD said.

One man is dead and another in life-threatening condition after an early morning shooting at an industrial plaza in Vaughan early this morning.

Two men with gunshot wounds were discovered by officers who responded to a call for a shooting near a recording studio on Creditstone Road near Highway 7 West May 24 at 3:50 a.m., York Regional Police said.

One male victim was found without vital signs and has been pronounced deceased. The other male victim was transported to a trauma centre with life-threatening injuries.

The investigation is still in its early stages. At this time, there is no suspect information.

Police believe several people were in the area at the time of the shooting. Any witnesses who have not yet spoken to investigators are urged to come forward, along with anyone who has video footage or dashcam recordings from the area around the time of the incident.

Information can be provided by calling the York Regional Police homicide unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7865, or by email at homicide@yrp.ca. Anyone wanting to provide information anonymously can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or provide a tip online.

CRANSTON-JOHNSTON LINE, R.I. — Police cruisers and rescues flooded Plainfield Pike on the Cranston-Johnston line Wednesday morning, where officers stopped a suspect sought in a triple-shooting in Johnston.

Police confirmed that the suspect was pursued by Cranston police and came to a stop at the Interstate 295 on-ramp on Plainfield Pike.

The car appeared to have bullet holes in it.

Police later said the suspect, identified as James Harrison, was dead, but they did not immediately give any further details.

Cruisers from Providence, Cranston and Johnston were at the scene.

They also said two people were killed and one was injured in the shooting on Ligian Court on Wednesday morning.

The section of Plainfield Pike was blocked off, and the exits from I-295 were closed.

Two individuals have been identified by the police as the perpetrators of a fatal shooting in Tyler, Texas, which occurred in the early hours of Wednesday. Kerick Johnson, 18, and Marqus Gray, 21, are now sought by detectives in connection with the incident that took place on W. Oakwood St., in the 1400 block. Tragically, the shooting resulted in the death of Kenneth Ray Dorsey, a 34-year-old resident of Tyler.

Both Johnson and Gray currently face warrants for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and deadly conduct. The bonds set for each of them amount to $500,000. Authorities are urging anyone with information about the case or the whereabouts of the suspects to reach out to the Tyler Police Department at 903-531-1000 or contact Tyler-Smith County Crime Stoppers at 903-597-2833.

The shooting occurred at approximately 12:30 a.m., when police officers discovered a white sedan with the lifeless body of Dorsey inside. He had suffered gunshot wounds that proved fatal. Another individual, also found in the vehicle, was alive but had sustained multiple gunshot wounds. The surviving victim, who was unaware of the identity of the assailants, reported that the shots were fired at them from another vehicle before the perpetrators fled the scene.

The injured man was promptly transported to a local hospital and is currently in critical condition, receiving medical treatment for his wounds.

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PITTSBURGH – Pittsburgh police said that a student was shot and killed by another student right near the front steps of Oliver Citywide Academy on Wednesday morning.

Not long after, officers found a gun on the sidewalk.

One student is in custody and there’s no potential threat to others.

Police Commander Richard Ford said the shooting happened just before 7:30 a.m. as students made their way to school. They then received a shotspotter alert for at least 11 rounds fired.

Ford said the student was in critical condition at first but then pronounced dead at the hospital.

“It’s very frustrating,” Commander Ford said. “We worked really really hard. We worked with the schools. And we’re going to continue to do that. Obviously, anytime there’s a loss of life, it’s a tragic situation. I am very relieved to know there is no danger to the public.”

Students who were on the bus were driven to Manchester School to be reunited with their parents, or they were taken home.

Only a few students were inside the school at the time of the shooting, including Armani Turner’s son.

She said she was very concerned because she was not notified about the incident by the administration and she was praying her 13-year-old was OK.

“Once I did speak to him, I was relieved, but I’m still nervous because my son is pretty active in sports and stuff so I get to know a lot of my son’s friends,” she said. “I just want to make sure that it’s not someone he may know or that I may know of from people I went to school with because nobody wants to get that call.”

Turner added that she worries the violence will get worse.

“I just want this to stop happening so frequently,” Turner continued. “I just want parents to communicate with their kids. Know what’s going on, know what your kid is into. And get them help if they need help so this doesn’t keep reoccurring.”

School was ultimately canceled and the district will provide more information about classes this week.

Early last year, a student was shot and killed outside of the school.

Pittsburgh Public Schools released a statement:

“This morning during arrival, a Pittsburgh Oliver Student was shot. After being transported to the hospital, the student later died due to injuries he received in the shooting. Our thoughts and prayers are with the student’s family. Our schools are designed to be a safe place for teaching and learning. Today, that was not the case for a student who was on his way to school to get an education. Pittsburgh Oliver is currently closed, and all students have been transported to Pittsburgh Manchester for a safe reunification with their families. City and School Police are currently investigating the shooting. Out of respect for the student’s family, we will not be providing any further comment on this unfortunate matter.”

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey also released a statement which you can read in full below.

“Pittsburgh, please join me in prayer for the family, friends, and the entire Oliver Citywide Academy community as they are once again mourning a young life taken by gunfire. I’m proud of the quick response by our Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, who were on the scene within minutes and were able to apprehend the suspect. Thank you for your continued work in making Pittsburgh safe.  

No child should ever have to fear going to school, and no parent should ever worry about their child never coming home. We are working with our Community Violence Intervention teams to provide help and support to students, and we will do all that we can to connect the family to support services.  

As a society, we have to reclaim our children, and we have to begin putting our children first. We have cultivated a culture of violence and death, celebrated guns, and glorified shooting. We have failed as a country to stop the proliferation of guns, and it is far too easy for a young person to get those guns and retaliate in the way our culture has glorified it. 

Pittsburgh, we can and must do better. We have to cultivate a new culture, create a new path forward for our kids, and we are committed to investing in our kids to provide them with hope for a better tomorrow and a future that doesn’t end with bullets and gunfire.  

If you want to be a part of our work to end violence in our city, join us. Call us. We are willing to work with everyone who wants to be a part of the solution.”