He added that he thought the killer "had a desire to kill as many people as he could."
The Corning Elementary School District, who supervises Rancho Tehama Elementary School, released a statement Tuesday night, saying "this morning prior to the beginning of classes, a gunman crashed his vehicle through the school's locked gate and fired dozens of shots at School."
"The gunman shot out windows and through walls. In addition to injuries from broken glass, a student on campus was wounded by gunfire. We are informed that the student is in stable condition," the statement reads.
It also praised school staff's courageous and professional response to the incident, emphasizing that "the school was able to go on lockdown very quickly and effectively, which prevented any further injury or violence."
"I don't know what his motive was," Johnston said, but he confirmed that authorities believed that Neal, who has a history of domestic violence, killed his wife first.
The Sacramento Bee newspaper reported Wednesday that Tehama County Superior Court records showed Neal was charged with assault, false imprisonment, battery and other charges in late January in connection with an attack on two women. He was released later after his mother paid 160,000 U.S. dollars on bail.
Brian Flint, a young man, told the Redding Record Searchlight earlier that he knew the suspect, who was a known felon and often harassed him and his neighbors. However, Neal's mother, who refused to disclose her name, told local media that Neal was bullied by neighbors who poisoned his dogs.
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