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The first time St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones publicly spoke about the tragic shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, it was just hours after a shooter took the lives of a 15-year-old student and a health teacher.

Hundreds of students, teachers, alumni, parents and many more united to honor the innocent lives forever changed by a mass shooting at the school in south St. Louis.

The shooter at a St. Louis high school apparently has a weapon removed from his home at his family's insistence. Somehow, he got it back.

It is unclear how he managed to regain possession of the gun.

A teacher, a 16-year-old student, and the gunman - who was a former student at the school - were killed.

It is unclear how he managed to regain possession of the gun.

Relatives of the gunman who killed a student and a teacher during a St. Louis school shooting had long been concerned about his mental health and worked with police to take a gun away from him -- possibly the same gun used in the attack, Police Commissioner Michael Sack said Wednesday.

Hundreds gathered outside of Central Visual and Performing Arts High School on Wednesday to mourn victims of a school shooting there earlier this week. Two people, a teacher and student, died in the mass shooting.

When gunfire erupted inside a St. Louis high school, Jean Kuczka did not hesitate to spring into action and protect the students she dedicated her life to teaching.

It is unclear how he managed to regain possession of the gun.