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Officers in Memphis said they shot and arrested an armed man who allegedly opened fire outside a Hebrew school in Memphis on Monday.
Police responded to 911 calls from Margolin Hebrew Academy around 12:11 p.m. CT of a gunman outside of the school, according to officials.
The unidentified suspect allegedly tried to gain entry into the school and opened fire outside of the campus when he couldn't get in, assistant police chief Don Crowe told reporters at a news conference.
A screengrab from the school's security footage, obtained by ABC News, showed the suspect going through the school's pre-entrance doors.
"Thankfully that school had a great safety procedure process in place and avoided anyone being harmed or injured at that scene," he said.
Officers in Memphis said they shot and arrested an armed man who allegedly opened fire outside a Hebrew school in Memphis on Monday.
Police responded to 911 calls from Margolin Hebrew Academy around 12:11 p.m. CT of a gunman outside of the school, according to officials.
The unidentified suspect allegedly tried to gain entry into the school and opened fire outside of the campus when he couldn't get in, assistant police chief Don Crowe told reporters at a news conference.
A screengrab from the school's security footage, obtained by ABC News, showed the suspect going through the school's pre-entrance doors.
"Thankfully that school had a great safety procedure process in place and avoided anyone being harmed or injured at that scene," he said.