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wordingPublished: June 16, 2022
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At least one dead and two people injured was the balance of a shooting at a community center in Columbus, Ohio, United States, this Wednesday.
The police reported that around 5:00 in the afternoon, they received a call from the Glenwood Community Center, where they reported a shooting with people injured.
Upon arrival at the community center, the police found a dead person, who was covered with a sheet, while the injured people were taken to a hospital for treatment.
At the moment, the authorities have not reported the identity of the victims of the shooting, it is only known that those involved are young adults, and among the victims are two women, one of them died.
Witnesses said the shooting started during an argument in the parking lot near the community center pool area in Ohio, USA.
Police said no suspects are in custody and they believe there could be more than one shooter.
Notably, the community center in Glenwood, Columbus is being used as a cooling center for people without power due to a heat wave approaching the United States.
Ohio allows teachers to carry guns after school shootings
The shooting at an Ohio community center occurred the same day Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law allowing teachers and other staff to be armed with firearms in schools once they complete 24 hours of initial training.
The gun law has been widely criticized by civil rights groups and teachers’ unions, while Ohio law enforcement groups and school districts have endorsed it.
The Republican-backed bill reduces required training hours for armed school personnel from 700 to 24, according to the legislation.
The Ohio governor said examples of unnecessary training included patrolling in a police cruiser, stopping a vehicle, investigating a traffic accident and operating a radar.
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