Three dead in Philippines high school shooting over bullying 'grudge'

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Three people were killed and three others injured in a shooting at a high school in Tacloban City, Philippines. Police believe the attack was motivated by a "grudge" related to bullying. Investigators found violent videos on social media of one of the teens firing a gun, which authorities suggest could have been a preventable "red flag." The mother of a slain student called for gun owners to be held accountable for allowing the shooters access to firearms. City police urged parents to be more responsible with firearms and to speak with their children.

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Parents with firearms are urged to be more responsible, hide their firearms, and talk to their children.

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The mother of a slain student called for gun owners to be held accountable for allowing shooters access to firearms.

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Three people died and three were injured by gunshots in a Philippines high school shooting.

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This is the first school shooting in Tacloban City in recent memory.

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Investigators found violent videos of one teen firing a gun on his social media.

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About 40 empty shells have been recovered from the crime scene, Co said. Along with the three people who died, three were injured by gunshots, and four were wounded in their "panic" to get away, he added.Investigators have found violent videos of one of the teens firing a gun on his social media, Co alleged."So this is very obviously red flags... we're not putting blame on anybody, but if anybody was able to monitor these red flags, this could have been prevented."The mother of a slain 15-year-old student told Agence France-Presse whoever had allowed the shooters access to guns must be held accountable."I'm asking that the gun owners be charged, because the guns wouldn't have ended up in the children's hands if it weren't for them," Jennelyn Badoria said in an interview outside the school.This is the first school shooting in Tacloban City in recent memory, Evalyn Diaz from the city police told BBC News."We call on parents who have firearms to be more responsible, hide their firearms, make sure those are properly hidden, talk to their children," Diaz said.

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