NORTH CAROLINA -- Another deadly school shooting has grabbed attention from around the country. The shooting happened Monday at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin.
The Madison Police Department (MPD) has been the investigating agency for the shooting since it happened on Monday, December 16. A teacher and student were killed and six others were wounded in the shooting, according to the latest information from MPD. Their identities haven't been released.
Investigators are trying to determine why a 15-year-old girl allegedly opened fire at her school. After the shooting, police say Natalie Rupnow died by suicide.
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The motive appears to be a combination of factors, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said at a news conference Tuesday. He said investigators are talking to students to determine if bullying was one of the factors.
"Everyone was targeted in this incident and everyone was put in equal danger," Chief Barnes said.
Prior to becoming the police chief in Madison, Wisconsin, ABC11 has learned that Chief Shon Barnes worked in North Carolina for nearly two decades during his law enforcement career.
Barnes was hired in Madison in February 2021, according to their website.