Shooter Kills 1 at Teotihuacan Pyramids, Injures 13

0:00It's April 22nd. This is entertainment and celebrity news today. Your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. A shooter climbed the tail-to-acon pyramids and opened fire, killing one Canadian tourist before taking his own life. The 27-year-old gunman acted alone, firing 14 shots at visitors and National Guard officers. He carried a knife, too, and officials found documents linking him to the 1999 Columbine Massacre. And investigators say he showed signs of psychopathic behavior, influenced by violent events abroad. 13 people got hurt, including a 13-year-old and a 6-year-old from Canada, the U.S., Colombia, Russia, Brazil, and the Netherlands. Seven had gunshot wounds, but quick response from security kept it from getting worse. Tourist panic does bullets flew, with one witness from Los Angeles describing non-stop shots echoing around the ancient site. This feared more deaths, but the attacker stopped after one fatality. Tail-to-acon draws 1.8 million visitors a year, making this a huge blow to Mexico's top

1:04tourism spot. Now officials are wrapping up security at archaeological zones and other hot spots. The pyramids reopened tomorrow with extra forces in place. Mexico's security minister called the response immediate and strong. President Claudia Shainbaum met with FIFA folks to lock in safety plans for the World Cup kicking off June 11 in Mexico City and beyond. She's stressing that this isolated case won't derail the big event, with full guarantees for all visitors.