A shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon kills four people, including three children and a teacher, police say. Authorities identify the suspect as a 16-year-old who previously attended the school and who police say opened fire in or near a special education classroom.

Multiple outlets report that a teacher confronts the teenager during the attack, including through physical action to stop him, before a parent follows the shooter into the school and fatally shoots him. Police say the shooter targets a classroom serving special educational needs students, and investigators are still examining the motive. Oregon Governor Tina Kotek discusses the state government’s response to the tragedy.

Across the reports, outlets align on the number of victims, the suspect’s age and former-student status, the targeted special education classroom, and the sequence in which the teacher confronts the attacker and the father kills him. Details of the confrontation vary by account, but the overall description of events is consistent.