A 13-year-old boy is arrested after a shooting at a school in northeast Brazil in which two people are killed and several others are injured, according to multiple reports. The boy opens fire at the school, triggering panic among students and staff. Witness accounts describe students fleeing from the site and attempting to escape by climbing over a wall as the shooting continues. One report says students scramble to escape over a wall about 6 metres high, while another describes an escape attempt over a wall around 20 feet tall. During the incident, two staff members are reported killed, while additional people are injured. After the shooting, the teenager is taken into custody following the violence and an ensuing confrontation at the school, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack and the motive. Both outlets focus on the immediate impact on the school community, including the injuries and the efforts by students to get away from gunfire, while providing limited detail beyond the initial casualty figures and the arrest.