A shooting at a high school in Great Mills, Maryland, left three people injured, officials confirmed. Great Mills High School, located roughly 60 miles southeast of Washington, D.C., remains on lockdown and planned to evacuate students to nearby Leonardtown High School, a spokesman for the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office told HuffPost. There is no active shooter and the event has been contained, a representative for St. Mary’s County Public Schools confirmed to HuffPost. The three injured people were transported to local hospitals and ...
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