2 Calif. Teens Suspected in School Pellet Gun Shooting
MIRA MESA, Calif.—Two teens are suspected of opening fire with pellet guns at Erickson Elementary School on Monday.
The suspects walked on the campus during a student lunch period wearing ski masks, reports 10News.com. Two students were each struck by a pellet; however, neither was seriously injured, nor did they require medical attention.
The school was locked down while police searched for the suspects. Authorities are still searching for the assailants.
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