LOCKDOWN IN AUSTIN

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of Texas campus for more than 30 minutes by firing four pictures into the air before working into the Perry- Casta?eda Library, dashing up a stairwell screaming, and taking his personal life along with his rifle on the sixth floor.

The capturing brought about a campus lockdown as differing witness descriptions prompted a search for a second shooter. Helicopters circled overhead. Classes were canceled for the day. And when police finally allowed individuals to go away campus, the students had to take action with their arms in the air.

Tooley was a sophomore majoring in math with no recognized history of trouble. The son of a local veterinarian, he graduated seventh in a category of 318 at Austin's Crockett High School in 2009. Tooley's household stated they never suspected something like this may happen.

The horror felt on campus Tuesday was paying homage to Charles Whitman's murderous 1966 capturing rampage from the UT clock tower that left 14 lifeless and 32 wounded earlier than police killed him.

Tooley created the worry with out the physique count.

Tina Kay Trevino, 24, was walking to her job at Jester Center on twenty first Street minutes after 8 a.m. when she heard a number of shots. She turned and saw a man operating toward her from the direction of a water fountain with a gun in his hand. Her father, Oscar Trevino, mentioned she informed him that each one that was seen on the man, since he was sporting a ski mask, had been his eyes and lips.

Trevino ran to a nearby constructing and fell down a stairwell, injuring her ankle and knee, her father said. The gunman ran by, heading towards the library.