Melissa Joan Hart, The actress and mother-of-three got emotional as she shared how she helped young kindergarteners get to safety during a bereavement School shooting in Nashville on Monday morning.
The incident happened at a Christian private school, where a former student opened fire. Killing of three employees And three 9 year olds.
Hart, who lives in Nashville, gained weight Instagram to share that their children attend a school “right next door” to them federal school where the tragedy happened. She and her family had previously witnessed a shooting at a nearby school after moving from Connecticut, where they were nearby sandy hook. In her emotional video, she shared that she and her husband were on their way to school for conferences as they helped young children who were trying to escape.
“We helped a class of kindergarten children across a busy highway. They climbed out of the woods, they were trying to escape a shooting at their school. So we helped these little kids cross the street and get their teachers over there,” Hart said.
She added that they also helped a mother reunite with her children and urged people to pray for the families affected. Hart shared the post a day after the incident, saying it was too crude to post on the same day.
Weapons and identity of shooter revealed after Nashville school shooting
Authorities confirmed that the attacker was 28 years old Audrey Halegained access to federal school by shooting through a glass door before killing the victims. The officers attacked the gunman on the second floor of the building, killing the attacker.
Police first identified the shooter as a woman and then said the attacker identified as transgender. Hale had two”assault rifles‘ and a pistol, according to the Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron.
The Covenant School said in a statement that they “mourn a tremendous loss and are in shock after terror shook our school and church. We are focused on loving our students, our families, our faculty and our staff and beginning the process of healing.”
The incident is one of 128 mass shootings That happened in 2023 as of Monday morning, according to the statistics Archives of Gun Violence.
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