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**Tragic Shooting at US Christian School Leaves Three Dead**

Three people tragically lost their lives in a devastating shooting at a private Christian school in Wisconsin’s state capital of Madison on Monday. Among the deceased was the suspected attacker, believed to be a student at the school, as confirmed by police chief Shon Barnes in a press conference following the incident.

Suspected Attacker Among the Deceased

During the press conference held at Abundant Life Christian School, authorities refrained from releasing details about the victims, paving the way for an ongoing investigation into the horrific event. While multiple individuals sustained injuries during the attack, it was noted that responding officers did not resort to firing their weapons. As a precautionary measure, roads surrounding the area have been cordoned off to ensure public safety.

Law Enforcement Response and Federal Involvement

In response to the harrowing situation, agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives swiftly arrived at the scene to support local law enforcement efforts. Police chief Barnes solemnly remarked, “Today is a sad, sad day, not only for Madison but for our entire country. They found the person responsible who was down, deceased.”

National Support and Prayers

The White House released a statement confirming that President Joe Biden had been briefed on the shooting, with officials actively engaging with local authorities to provide necessary assistance. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers expressed his solidarity with the affected community, stating, “We are praying for the kids, educators, and entire Abundant Life school community as we await more information and are grateful for the first responders who are working quickly to respond.”

Abundant Life Christian School, a non-denominational institution, caters to approximately 390 students ranging from nursery to secondary school levels, according to information provided on its website.