Cary Joseph Heath (Photo: Courtesy - Fort Worth Police Dept.) 
 
 FORT WORTH -- Parents were stunned after a middle school teacher's arrest on charges of capital murder. Police believe he gunned down two people in Fort Worth early Sunday morning. 
 
 Cary Joseph Heath, 35, was arrested at Permenter Middle the very next day. The arrest occurred after school, said Cedar Hill ISD. 
 
 Police are still investigating the double murder in the 800 block of Buffalo Springs Drive. Records show Heath lives in the 900 block of Buffalo Springs. 
 
 He is currently being held at the Fort Worth jail with a $1 million bond. 
 
 His bio on the school's website has since been taken down, but it said Heath is an eighth grade science teacher who was in his first year at the middle school. Prior to that, he served 13 years in the U.S. Air Force. 
 
 The murder victims have not been identified. Police had initially detained another man for questioning in the case but he was not arrested. 
 
 Cedar Hill ISD said Monday night Heath has been placed on administrative leave. They said they notified parents via an automated phone message, but a number of parents told our crew they had not heard about the incident. 
 
 Some were concerned that a man police believe was capable of murder was around children every day. 
 
 "It's very scary. You have all the kids over there, you don't want anybody's kids to get hurt, whether its yours or anybody else's, They should be safe over there to get their education and come home," said parent Teresa Moreno. 
 
 Copyright 2016 WFAA ||||| A man is in custody after two of his neighbors were found fatally shot early Sunday morning, say police in North Texas. (Published Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016) 
 
 A man is in custody after two of his neighbors were found fatally shot early Sunday morning, say police in North Texas. 
 
 Fort Worth police said officers were called to a home on the 900 block of Buffalo Springs Drive at about 4 a.m. A spokesman said the original call was a report of a robbery. 
 
 When officers arrived, they found two bodies outside the home. 
 
 Witness: Neighbor Killed Couple Next Door in Fort Worth 
 
 Police investigate the killing of a couple found dead in their driveway in South Fort Worth. (Published Monday, Oct. 24, 2016) 
 
 On Monday, police said 35-year-old Cary Joseph Heath was arrested on a capital murder charge at Permenter Middle School in Cedar Hill, where he is employed as a teacher. 
 
 Heath was booked on a $1 million bond. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney; jail records do not list an attorney for Heath. 
 
 Jordan Milner, who lives across the street from the crime scene, said a neighbor shot his next-door neighbors. 
 
 "My wife woke me up and said someone is banging on the door," Milner said. "Turns out what my wife heard were gunshots. From my understanding, the guy had an assault rife. From the looks of it, due to the shell casings, he unloaded the whole clip and killed two of the people who lived next door." 
 
 Couple Killed in Fort Worth Neighborhood 
 
 A couple was found shot to death inside a south Fort Worth home early Sunday morning. (Published Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016) 
 
 Police have not released a motive in the shooting or released the names of the two people killed. 
 
 Milner said the victims were longtime residents. 
 
 A spokesperson for the Cedar Hill Independent School District said Heath has been placed on administrative leave. 
 
 NBC 5's Chris Jose contributed to this report. ||||| (CNN) -- A Washington state middle school boy was arrested after he brought 400 rounds of ammunition, multiple knives and a handgun to his school, intending to shoot another student who he thought was bullying his friend, police said. 
 
 The 11-year-old was booked into a juvenile detention facility Wednesday after the incident that caused the lockdown of Frontier Middle School, Vancouver Police said. 
 
 No one was injured. 
 
 Authorities were alerted by the boy's mother, who called the school concerned that her son may have taken kitchen knives with him that day, according to a probable cause document. The boy was patted down by school resource officers who found the weapons and ammunition. 
 
 The boy told school officials that "a voice in his head was telling him to kill" an 11-year-old classmate for calling the boy's friend gay, according to the probable cause document. 
 
 "He stated a voice told him killing (the classmate) was a good idea; however he planned to just shoot (the classmate) in the arm and then shoot himself in the head," the document said. 
 
 The boy is being held on charges of attempted assault, unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a weapon at school. 
 
 He earlier faced a charge of attempted murder, but prosecutors did not immediately find sufficient evidence to support the charge. However, Kasey Vu with the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney's Office left open the possibility that the attempted murder charge could return when prosecutors receive more information from the investigation. 
 
 The school in Vancouver was locked down for about two hours. Students were sent home with letters alerting parents of the situation, said Kris Fay, a spokeswoman for Evergreen Public Schools. 
 
 The incident comes on the heels of several school-related violent incidents around the nation. 
 
 On Monday, a math teacher was killed and two students wounded by a boy who then killed himself in a Nevada school. On Wednesday, a math teacher was found dead in the woods northeast of Boston; her 14-year-old student is accused of killing her. 
 
 Three California students injured after gun on police motorcycle discharges 
 
 Teacher slayings hurt view of schools as safe havens 
 
 CNN's Greg Morrison, Drew Iden and Tina Burnside contributed to this report.
– Cary Heath was arrested Monday at the Texas middle school where he teaches eighth-grade science a day after police say he murdered two of his neighbors, NBC DFW reports. According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, shots were fired shortly before 4am Sunday at a home down the street from where Heath lives. Police arrived to find two men dead in the home's driveway. "From my understanding, the guy had an assault rife," a neighbor who woke up to gunshots tells NBC. "From the looks of it, due to the shell casings, he unloaded the whole clip." Police aren't discussing a motive for the killings, though the first 911 call from the scene was regarding a robbery. The 35-year-old Heath is being held on $1 million bond and has been placed on administrative leave. The school notified parents of the situation via automated phone messages, WFAA reports. One mother says "it's very scary" that someone suspected of murder was teaching children. "They should be safe over there to get their education and come home," she says. Heath served in the Air Force for 13 years before recently becoming a teacher.