Teen Shoots 2 at Mexican School

0:00It's March 24th. Welcome in. This is Global News Today, where global headlines meet AI. A 15-year-old boy stands accused of shooting and killing two female staff members at a private high school in Lazaro Cardinas, I.N. Mexico's Machua Can State. Local authorities say the attack happened Tuesday at the Makaranko School, where the suspect was a student gearing up for college. He reportedly fired a high-powered assault rifle, leaving both victims with multiple gunshots by wounds. Officials quickly arrested the boy at the scene, and one source identified the women as a teacher and an administrative worker. This tragedy hits hard in Michoacán, a state long plagued by extortion, kidnappings, and battles between drug cartels over trafficking routes. Even with all that violence, school shootings remain very uncommon across Mexico. The State Prosecutor's Office has not detailed the victim's exact roles, and the school has yet to comment publicly. Officials are still piecing together the motive behind the rampage.

1:03As the community reels and probes deep in, this incident underscores the unpredictable dangers lurking even in places meant for learning.