Accidental bump led to Las Vegas shooting

Six people, including four high school students, were shot at bus stop.

Dec. 14, 2007

From one student's perspective, it was just an accidental bump between two teens at a crowded bus stop near Mojave High School in Las Vegas. But it led to an 18-year-old dropout with a troubled past opening fire and wounding six people, including four Mojave students, in one of the worst incidents of school-related violence in Las Vegas history. Two of the victims remain hospitalized.
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EARLIER: Two assailants opened fire Tuesday afternoon at a school bus stop in northeast Las Vegas, sending six people to the hospital. Two of the victims remained hospitalized, one in critical condition, while suspects in the shooting remained at large. Police think the attack stemmed from a dispute over a girl that led to an altercation earlier in the day between students at Mojave High School. The two assailants were waiting at the bus stop about 2 p.m., and they began firing shortly after students exited two buses.
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