Oregon teen gunman was tackled by ‘heroic’ teacher then shot by students’ father
A 16-year-old gunman, identified as Griffin J. John II, killed four people at an Oregon junior school.

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AI-generatedA 16-year-old gunman, identified as Griffin J. John II, killed four people at an Oregon junior school. A teacher intervened by throwing her phone at the attacker and then tackling and fighting with him, actions police chief Mike Krantz described as "heroic." This confrontation likely saved lives before the gunman was shot by a father who had entered the building. All victims were shot in the same classroom.
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5 extractedA teacher threw her phone at the teenage gunman, tackled him, and fought with him.
The teacher's actions were called 'heroic' by the Police Chief.
All victims were shot in the same classroom.
The attacker was identified as 16-year-old Griffin J. John II.
The teacher's actions likely saved lives before the gunman was shot by a father.