At least one dead in shooting at Houston high school (Reuters)
Wednesday, March 30, 2011 9:01 PM By dwi
HOUSTON (Reuters) – At least digit mortal died and individual others were scraped in a shooting on weekday daytime on athletic fields at a topical broad school, personnel said.
Houston Police Department spokesman John Cannon described the incident at Worthing High School as "some type of quarrel between a pair of groups."
He was not healthy to immediately provide more information.
(Reporting by Corrie MacLaggan. Editing by saint Bohan)
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