A shooting at the Feather River Adventist School in Oroville, California left two kindergarten students critically injured. The shooter, identified as Glenn Litton, used a false name to gain access to the school before opening fire and eventually taking his own life. Authorities described Litton as having a long criminal history and severe mental health issues. Disturbing writings found after the shooting suggest a possible motive related to global oppression. Litton had previous convictions for theft, fraud, and forgery, and had been in and out of prison for many years. The school has praised law enforcement for their quick response and is cooperating with the investigation. Community members are urged to respect the privacy of the victims’ families as they focus on the recovery of their children. The incident has raised concerns over gun violence in schools and has drawn parallels to previous tragedies like the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
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Individual in California who wounded two kindergartners had mental health issues
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