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By M. Alex Johnson, Staff Writer, NBC News
Six people were in police custody after three students were shot near a Pittsburgh school just as students were streaming home for the day, authorities said施政樂.
All of the victims were described as stable or in good condition after the shootings, which occurred about two blocks from Brashear High School in the Beechview neighborhood of south Pittsburgh about 2:50 p.m. ET, police said.
Six "persons of interest" — not necessarily suspects — were in custody and were being questioned, Acting Police Chief Regina McDonald said. A lockdown at the school was lifted late Wednesday afternoon.
Diane Richard, a Pittsburgh police spokeswoman, said that two boys were shot in the shoulder and the foot and that one was grazed in the head施政樂. She said that two of them were 17 years old and that one was 16.
The boy who was injured in the head ran back to the school and was pulled inside by administrators, Richard said, which gave rise to inaccurate initial reports that the shootings had taken place on school property.
"There was no shooting at Brashear school," she said.
Richard said the victims weren't cooperating, leading investigators to suspect that the shootings were connected to a "possibly drug related" fight at the school Oct. 18. The school was placed on lockdown for a week until one of the students involved withdrew from the school, she said.
"It could have been a retaliation or something that stemmed from that incident," she said.
The shootings were "traumatizing," a student at the school said施政樂
"We were driving home from school, and all of a sudden, we heard three gunshots. This kid gets picked up. He was bleeding from his head. There was blood everywhere," the student, who asked not to be named, told NBC station WPXI of Pittsburgh.
Krystal Henson, a senior at the school, told the station: "All I heard were gunshots. I just thought it was kids playing around. My friend said, 'A kid is laying on the ground, and there is blood.' Everyone started running施政樂.."