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5 killed in California shooting rampage, including gunman's wife
Elijah Nouvelage/AFP/Getty Images
WATCHNorthern California gunman's wife found dead in home
The death toll in a shooting rampage in northern California rose to five today as authorities gave chilling new insight into the suspected killer's apparently random attack.
Authorities say the gunman's wife -- whose killing appeared to have kicked off the shooting spree -- was found dead under the floor at their home Tuesday night. Authorities say they suspect she was killed Monday night, sparking suspected gunman Kevin Neal's seemingly random Tuesday morning shooting spree at multiple locations, including an elementary school.
No children were killed in the shootings, which took place about 130 miles north of Sacramento. But seven children were among those wounded, authorities said, with injuries ranging from very minor to life-threatening.
The suspected gunman was killed by police.
Tehama County Sheriff via AP
This Jan. 31, 2017 photo provided by the Tehama County Sheriff's Office shows Kevin Janson Neal, who authorities have identified as the gunman behind a rampage in Northern California.more +
Authorities said law enforcement had a history with Neal and said he was out on bail for an assault with a deadly weapon arrest from January.
Here's what we know about how the rampage unfolded, according to authorities:
Elijah Nouvelage/AFP/Getty Images
A Tehama County Coroner's van enters the Rancho Tehama Elementary school grounds after a shooting on Nov. 14, 2017, in Rancho Tehama, Calif.more +
Father witnesses shooting at Calif. school: We were 'stunned'
California gunman fired 30 rounds at elementary school, left when he couldn't get inside
Calif. shooter had semi-automatic rifle and military-style vest with clips
-- Neal's wife was found dead from several gunshot wounds on Tuesday night, said Phil Johnston, Tehama County assistant sheriff, but Johnston said she was probably shot late Monday. Her body was found covered up under the floor, he said. Johnston said it appears that's what started the shooting spree.
-- The first call for the Tuesday shootings came in at 7:54 a.m. PT. Authorities said random shots were fired into residences.
-- The suspect then engaged a citizen who followed him before allegedly stealing the citizen's car, police said.
--The gunman "arbitrarily" shot at residents in the rural area as he drove by, said Johnston.
Elijah Nouvelage/AFP/Getty Images
A Highway Patrol officer speaks to a woman while blocking off a road to traffic after a shooting on Nov. 14, 2017, in Rancho Tehama, Calif.
-- Shortly after, the gunman engaged with a woman who was taking her two children to school. He allegedly opened fire on them at an intersection, authorities said. The mother suffered life-threatening injuries from the shooting, and one of her children sustained non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
-- The gunman then turned his sights to the Rancho Tehama Elementary School. Before classes began, the gunman, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, crashed a vehicle through the school’s locked gate and fired dozens of shots at the school, damaging windows and walls, according to the school district and police.
-- One student was shot. Authorities said today that the student is in critical condition.
-- The gunman spent about six minutes there, Johnston said. Authorities said it appeared the gunman became frustrated when he could not gain entry to the classrooms, so he got back into the vehicle and left.
-- The gunman allegedly went back on the road and shot and killed one person, Johnston said.
-- After that, the suspect allegedly crashed the stolen car, robbed someone and took a second vehicle, authorities said.
Rich Pedroncelli/AP
Investigators view a pickup truck involved in a deadly shooting at the Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, Calif., Nov. 14, 2017.
Rich Pedroncelli/AP
A California Highway patrol officer photographs a vehicle involved in a deadly shooting rampage at the Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, Calif., Nov. 14, 2017.more +
-- At 8:19 a.m., the rampage ended, when the armed suspect engaged two officers and they returned fire, killing the suspect at the scene, according to police.
Michael Macor/San Francisco Chronicle via Polaris
Tehama county assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston holds a briefing in the small community of Rancho Tehama, Calif. where a gunman killed at least four people in a violent rampage, Nov. 14, 2017.more +
Authorities said they believe the gunman was on a random rampage, looking to kill people.
Authorities today praised the elementary school for its lockdown procedures, saying they could have faced a horrific bloodbath had they not taken safety measures.
5 killed in California shooting rampage, including gunman's wife
- By EMILY SHAPIRO
- JULIA JACOBO
- MARILYN HECK
Elijah Nouvelage/AFP/Getty Images
WATCHNorthern California gunman's wife found dead in home
The death toll in a shooting rampage in northern California rose to five today as authorities gave chilling new insight into the suspected killer's apparently random attack.
Authorities say the gunman's wife -- whose killing appeared to have kicked off the shooting spree -- was found dead under the floor at their home Tuesday night. Authorities say they suspect she was killed Monday night, sparking suspected gunman Kevin Neal's seemingly random Tuesday morning shooting spree at multiple locations, including an elementary school.
No children were killed in the shootings, which took place about 130 miles north of Sacramento. But seven children were among those wounded, authorities said, with injuries ranging from very minor to life-threatening.
The suspected gunman was killed by police.
This Jan. 31, 2017 photo provided by the Tehama County Sheriff's Office shows Kevin Janson Neal, who authorities have identified as the gunman behind a rampage in Northern California.more +
Authorities said law enforcement had a history with Neal and said he was out on bail for an assault with a deadly weapon arrest from January.
Here's what we know about how the rampage unfolded, according to authorities:
A Tehama County Coroner's van enters the Rancho Tehama Elementary school grounds after a shooting on Nov. 14, 2017, in Rancho Tehama, Calif.more +
Father witnesses shooting at Calif. school: We were 'stunned'
California gunman fired 30 rounds at elementary school, left when he couldn't get inside
Calif. shooter had semi-automatic rifle and military-style vest with clips
-- Neal's wife was found dead from several gunshot wounds on Tuesday night, said Phil Johnston, Tehama County assistant sheriff, but Johnston said she was probably shot late Monday. Her body was found covered up under the floor, he said. Johnston said it appears that's what started the shooting spree.
-- The first call for the Tuesday shootings came in at 7:54 a.m. PT. Authorities said random shots were fired into residences.
-- The suspect then engaged a citizen who followed him before allegedly stealing the citizen's car, police said.
--The gunman "arbitrarily" shot at residents in the rural area as he drove by, said Johnston.
A Highway Patrol officer speaks to a woman while blocking off a road to traffic after a shooting on Nov. 14, 2017, in Rancho Tehama, Calif.
-- Shortly after, the gunman engaged with a woman who was taking her two children to school. He allegedly opened fire on them at an intersection, authorities said. The mother suffered life-threatening injuries from the shooting, and one of her children sustained non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
-- The gunman then turned his sights to the Rancho Tehama Elementary School. Before classes began, the gunman, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, crashed a vehicle through the school’s locked gate and fired dozens of shots at the school, damaging windows and walls, according to the school district and police.
-- One student was shot. Authorities said today that the student is in critical condition.
-- The gunman spent about six minutes there, Johnston said. Authorities said it appeared the gunman became frustrated when he could not gain entry to the classrooms, so he got back into the vehicle and left.
-- The gunman allegedly went back on the road and shot and killed one person, Johnston said.
-- After that, the suspect allegedly crashed the stolen car, robbed someone and took a second vehicle, authorities said.
Investigators view a pickup truck involved in a deadly shooting at the Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, Calif., Nov. 14, 2017.
A California Highway patrol officer photographs a vehicle involved in a deadly shooting rampage at the Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, Calif., Nov. 14, 2017.more +
-- At 8:19 a.m., the rampage ended, when the armed suspect engaged two officers and they returned fire, killing the suspect at the scene, according to police.
Tehama county assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston holds a briefing in the small community of Rancho Tehama, Calif. where a gunman killed at least four people in a violent rampage, Nov. 14, 2017.more +
Authorities said they believe the gunman was on a random rampage, looking to kill people.
Authorities today praised the elementary school for its lockdown procedures, saying they could have faced a horrific bloodbath had they not taken safety measures.
