An Indianapolis high school student was found shot near an intersection and later died, a newspaper reported.
A school bus driver, who at the time was driving about 20 other students, saw the wounded teen lying in some grass near a bus route about 6:30 a.m. Thursday, the Indianapolis Star reported, citing police.
The bus driver called 911. The teen, whose name was not released, later died at a hospital.
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The boy was a student at Arsenal Technical High School, the Indianapolis Public Schools said in a statement. School system administrators said they had made crisis counseling available for students and staff.
An Indiana high school student was found shot near an intersection by a school bus driver. The teen later died in the hospital.
The students on the bus remained near the scene for a couple of hours before being picked up by parents or brought to school on a different bus, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer Samone Burris said.
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“Enough is enough,” Burris said. “Gun violence is not the answer. … Gun violence is not going to get our community where it needs to be. It’s a tragedy. A teenage victim. The death of someone’s child is a tragedy. Our community is heartbroken this morning.”
