Student Says
School Shooter Was Picked On By Coaches, Wore Trench Coat Daily
ByRyan Saavedra
@RealSaavedra
May 18, 2018
On Friday, a student told a local Texas news station that
the alleged Santa Fe High School shooter wore a trench coat every day in the
hot Texas weather and was picked on by coaches.
A reporter for Click2Houston
interviewed an unidentified student from the school and asked him what he knew
about the alleged shooter.
"He's been picked on by coaches before for smelling
bad and stuff like that and he doesn't really talk to very many people,"
the student said. "He wears a trench coat every day and it's like 90
degrees out here."
"I heard that he wore a shirt today and it said
'born to kill,' the shirt he was wearing, I don't even know how the school can
allow that," the student continued.
The reporter then asked the student about his reaction to
the school's handling of the shooting, asking him if they handled it
appropriately.
"No, they pulled the fire alarm and got everyone in
one position, that's not smart," the student replied. "They should
have done the right thing and left the people in the classrooms."
The reporter then appeared to try to bait the student
into making a statement on gun control, asking him what he thought about the
state of America today.
The student once again pointed out the alleged gunman was
supposedly bullied by coaches, saying, "I think it's stupid, the coaches
can't talk to students like that and make fun of them. That's their fault, and
strictly their fault. Not the kid's fault, but their fault, no one has talked
to him or tried to be nice to him."
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