A student who was shot Friday at Santa Fe High School in Texas showed the entry and exit points of the bullet that struck him in the back of the head.
Rome Shubert was in the art room when the shooter began firing, and he was struck in the back of the head with a bullet that exited below his ear.
Shubert said he didn’t even know he had been shot at first and had run out of the classroom to escape the shooter, who took the lives of nine students and one teacher.
“I got about 100, 200 feet away from the art room, and I saw some blood on me. No idea I had even been shot. Somebody came up behind me and said, ‘you’ve been shot,’” Shubert told “Fox and Friends” Monday morning.
Shubert said he didn’t feel the bullet wound, but he took off his shirt and put pressure on the wound and made his way to the parking lot.
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