At Nashville's Antioch High School, seventeen-year-old Solomon Henderson killed one student, wounded another, and then committed suicide...
At Nashville's Antioch High School, seventeen-year-old Solomon Henderson killed one student, wounded another, and then committed suicide. He wrote a troubling manifesto on Instagram just before the incident then livestreamed the attack on Kick. In response to the community's healing meeting, officials implemented security precautions, such as temporary road closures and a Family Assistance Site for parents
Solomon Henderson, 17, has been identified as the gunman who carried out the fatal assault at Antioch High School in Nashville, Tennessee Before committing himself, he murdered one pupil and wounded another. With a revolver in hand, Henderson started the assault in the cafeteria, shooting 16-year-old Josselin Corea Escalante to death and lightly wounding another student on the arm. He then turned the weapon on himself
removing it, according to the authorities. Photos Unsettling allegations regarding his reasons for the crime and foul language were among the remarks in the manifesto. Henderson justified his conduct by saying that the killing was "for your enjoyment" in a terrifying frequently asked questions section. Additionally, he used derogatory language to characterize other manifesto members.
Manifesto Reveals Disturbing Insights
In his manifesto, Henderson was asked, "Why did you do this?" He replied, "For your enjoyment, This is my gift to you after years of fed posting. wasting years griefing, yelling 'n****r' at the top of my lungs in voice calls to f****t streamers." When asked, "Are you a White Supremacist?" he Triptii Dimri Photos
answered, "No, I'm a Golden N****r. It wouldnt make sense for me to be one. I can't be a White Supremacist. What a retarded question." Henderson's very problematic thinking before the attack is shown by this manifesto, which has since been removed from his Instagram account
Details of the Shooting Incident
Henderson opened fire on the children during the lunchtime incident in the school cafeteria. A 16- year-old girl named Josselin Corea Escalante
Was shot and killed. A bullet grazed the arm of another student. Henderson shot himself in the head to terminate his life after the assault.
A third youngster was sent to Vanderbilt Pediatrics for treatment after suffering an eye injury during the incident. Shortly after the event, tactical cops showed up on the site to secure the premises and make sure everyone else was safe,
Law Enforcement and Response
At the time of the incident, there were two School Resource Oficers (SROs) inside the facility. But at the time of the incident, they weren't in the cafeteria area. The event was over by the time they arrived on the site
To guarantee kids' safe return, Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) put in place a transportation strategy. The purpose of the Family Assistance Site, located at 3754 Murfreesboro Pike, is to notify parents and help them get back in touch with their kids. At 2:15 p.m., MNPS buses started operating on regular routes and kids who boarded the bus were transported home on regular routes. After police emptied the parking lot, students who drove to school were brought back to Antioch High to pick up their cars,
The police response resulted in the temporary closure of Hobson Pike at the Wilson County boundary and a section of Murfreesboro Pike near the incident. Since then, these roads have reopened. To help with local traffic congestion the Tennessee Department of Transportation sent out HELP trucks.
Healing Gathering for the Community
The Antioch community has been invited to a healing meeting in the wake of the tragedy. That same day, at 6:30 p.m., the event will be held at the Hamilton Church United Family Fellowship
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