Madison Wisconsin school shootings: Police identify deceased 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow as shooter

David Hogg, a survivor of the Parkland school shooting in Florida, said on Monday that the school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, shows “we still haven’t done enough” to stop gun violence against children.

“We have a lot further to go. Obviously Congress needs to do more to fight these things and prevent them in the first place,” he told ABC News on Monday.

“What I think about too at the same time are the shootings we don’t hear about because they were prevented, whet that’s through the red flag law we passed after Parkland.”

The family of Madison school shooter Natalie Rupnow is cooperating with police, Madison officials said on Monday night.

The 15-year-old’s father was speaking with police Monday evening, Madison police chief Shon Barnes told reporters.

“We have no reason to believe they have committed a crime at this time,” Barnes said of the family.

The Madison Police Department has weighed in on fast-moving, unverified online speculation that the shooter in today’s Madison school shooting was transgender.

Chief Shon Barnes said Monday evening he didn’t know if Natalie Rupnow, who died in the shooting, was transgender, but that gender wasn’t immediately important.

“I dont think that whatever happened today has anything to do with how she, or he, or they may have wanted to identify,” Barnes said. “I wish people would kind of leave their own personal biases out of this. We have people who have yet another school shooting in Madison. That’s where my focus will be for the very near future.”

A second grader was the one who called police on Monday morning to alert them about the Madison shooting, police said.

“Let that soak in for a minute, a second grade student called 911 at 10:57am to report a shooting at school,” Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said on Monday.

The shooting occurred in a study hall room where students of multiple grades were present, police said.

The Madison police department has identified the shooter who killed two people and died in a school shooting on Monday morning.

The individual is 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, who has previously been described by officials as a student at the school.

Police said on Monday that an alleged document circulating online from the shooter had not been verified.

Law enforcement believes the shooter who killed two people and died in a school shooting on Monday in Madison, Wisconsin, planned the attack in advance.

The individual had been detailing with personal problems and expressed some of this information in writing, an unnamed law enforce source told CNN.

So far, police have not spoken publicly about a motive, target, or pre-made plan for the attack.

Police do not know whether the shooting had a specific target or motive.

“Whether they were targeted or not would speak to motivation and we don’t know that answer just yet,” Madison police chief Shon Barnes said on Monday.

School officials are still discussing whether students will return to class at Abundant Life Christian School this week, after a mass shooting on Monday left three dead and six injured. “Whether we will return to classes this week — because this was our last week, we were done on Friday — is still to be determined,” Barbara Wiers, director of elementary and school relations at Abundant Life, told The Associated Press.

The shooting occurred at Abundant Life Christian School around 11 a.m. The suspected shooter is believed to be a “juvenile” student at the school who died by suicide, Madison Police Department Chief Shon Barnes said on Monday afternoon. Six people were taken to nearby hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to life-threatening.

“I’m asking everyone to send your heartfelt wishes and prayers, and thoughts, yet again, to a community — but this time it’s my community,” Barnes told reporters.