WAUKESHA – Waukesha police said the 17-year-old student who pointed a gun at officers inside a classroom at Waukesha South High School on Monday, Dec. 2 had a second weapon in his backpack. Both weapons were identified as pellet guns.
Police Chief Russell Jack started a news conference Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 3 by thanking the Waukesha community – and especially the students of Waukesha South High School.
"You did exactly as you were trained," said Chief Jack. "You saw something and you said something. That information allowed the school resource officer, Waukesha South staff, and students to react as trained, and assisted in preventing the situation from spreading throughout the school, thus mitigating harm to others."…
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WAUKESHA, Wis. - The Waukesha South High School student shot by police after bringing two BB guns to school in 2019 was sentenced to four years' probation on Thursday, April 29.
Tyrone Smith, now 19 years old, was 17 when he brought the weapons to school. He was sentenced to nine months behind bars, which he has already served in jail.
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