The shooting plan for the Teenager's Luton School “extremely shocking”

The plan of a teenager to make a shot in the school after killing three members of his family was “extremely shocking, worrying and annoying,” said a council chairman.

Nicholas Prosper shot his mother Juliana Falcon (48), his 16-year-old sister Giselle in her house in Luton in September.

The 19-year-old intended to carry out an attack in his former primary school-and a loaded shotgun with more than 30 cartridges were found in a bush after his arrest, the police said.

Hazel Simmons, Luton Council's Labor director, said the authority “do not underestimate the emotional difficulties that this news about children, employees, parents and supervisors will have in our school community”.

The police from Bedfordshire said that they learned that Prosper had celebrated a shootout in the Catholic elementary school of St. Joseph in the city.

He was “arrested before he could do further damage,” added.

Thrive okay to be guilty of three murder cases On Monday at Luton Crown Court.

He not only admitted the murders, but also guilty of buying or buying a shotgun without a certificate, a firearm with the intention of endangering life and having an article with a blade or a point.

It is to be convicted on March 5.

Ms. Simmons said: “The revelation that the perpetrator is planning to further harm in one of our schools is extremely shocking, worrying and annoying.

“Our schools have robust systems to keep children safe, and security is constantly checked and monitored.”

she said In a school in Sheffield – But said they all asked to carry out a further review.

“We know that this case will be worrying for parents, which is why the council works with schools to give everyone who needs support in our schools,” she added.

Maureen Murphy, the headmaster of the Catholic primary school of St. Joseph, said that it was “destroyed by the tragic death of our former students Kyle and Giselle and her mother Julianna”.

“We were very shocked to learn that St. Josephs was an intended goal in this incident,” she added.

“However, we would like to assure our parents and supervisors that there is no threat to school.”

She said there were robust systems to protect children, including “clear procedures such as blocking and security processes that are regularly practiced at school”.

“We are proud to be a multicultural Catholic community in which the safety of children will always be our top priority and this is never affected,” she added.

A number of support was set up for “for every parent or every student who needs them”.

The officials were called to the family apartment in Leabank on September 13 at 5:30 a.m., ahead of Waulud's Bank Drive, after a concerned neighbor stated that they had heard a fault.

An investigation on Bedford Coroner's Court in October was announced that all three victims died of the head of the shot.

Previously, Det Supt Rob Hall spoke of the region's main department, said officials who arrived at the scene “were hit with such terrible circumstances”.

Shortly afterwards, Prosper was arrested and the firearm found in the bushes during a search of the area.