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Student killed in Tennessee school shooting was the suspect: police

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WASHINGTON: The person who died after being shot at a high school in the US state of Tennessee was a student who started a shoot-out with police, according to federal law enforcement.

Officers raced to Austin-East Magnet High School in Knoxville on Monday afternoon after receiving reports of multiple gunshot victims and a person possibly carrying a weapon.

They found the gunman in a restroom and went in when he refused to come out, according to a statement from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

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