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Coleman, there's been another mass shooting.

This one was at Michigan State University in East Lansing.

A gunman opened fire last night, killing three people and wounding five others.

This triggered a man hunt for hours while students and staff hid themselves in classrooms

and cars.

Chris Roseman is the interim deputy chief of Michigan State's campus police department.

He says the suspected gunman took his own life.

That suspect is we now know is a 43 year old male.

That 43 year old male is not affiliated in any way with Michigan State University.

He's not a student, faculty, staff.

Classes at Michigan State have been canceled for today and tomorrow.

Morners in Parkland, Florida are honoring the 17 students and staff members killed five

years ago today by a gunman, Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School.

NPR's Greg Allen reports that shooting sparked activism and led to the passage of laws

in Florida intended to help prevent gun violence.

A troubled former student arrived at the high school in Parkland shortly before dismissal

on Valentine's Day in 2018.

Over the course of several minutes, he fired an AR-15 style rifle in the hallways and

into school classrooms, killing 14 students and three adult staff members.

He was the deadliest shooting at a high school in U.S. history and led to national calls

to address gun violence.

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