A 13-year-old girl survives a shooting rampage in rural Michigan and calls 911 to report she has been shot, according to a state police official and her family. NBC News and The Guardian both report she was shot four times and is the only survivor of the incident.
Investigators later identify the suspected gunman, and the shooting results in six deaths, including the attacker, according to the reporting. The Guardian adds that some family members describe the girl as a “hero” because of her decision to contact police while injured. Both outlets present her call to emergency services as a key detail in the timeline and response to the attack, with the rest of the story shaped by ongoing identification and investigation efforts.
While both accounts focus on the survivor’s 911 call and the death toll, The Guardian includes additional emphasis on how relatives and victims’ families characterize her actions. NBC News concentrates on the fact of the call and the reported number of times she was shot, citing the state police official and her family.
