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Maryland school shooting: Gunman killed, 2 injured at Great Mills High School

VIDEO: Shooting Reported At Maryland High School
By Theresa Seiger, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 20, 2018

A student who opened fire on a classmate at Maryland’s Great Mills High School died Tuesday morning after injuring two people, St. Mary’s County Sheriff Tim Cameron said at a news conference.

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