SANDY, Utah -- Utah school officials say a boy killed in a Tuesday afternoon shooting that also left two adults dead was a kindergartner at an elementary school located blocks from where the violence unfolded.

Police say the three died in an apparent domestic dispute after a woman and two children were picked up by second woman who also had a child in her car.

Police say a man rammed the car, then started shooting. He was found dead along with the woman and boy.

Police have not released names or ages of those involved, but Jeff Haney of the Canyons School District confirmed to CBS affiliate KUTV Wednesday morning that the child who died was enrolled in kindergarten classes at nearby Brookwood Elementary in Sandy, Utah.

Haney said the gunman also shot that student's brother, a fifth grader, who was taken into surgery Tuesday night. He had reconstructive surgery on his jaw, according to Haney, and will have to have at least one more surgery.

The fifth-grader is in critical but stable condition. Haney said the boy was scheduled to participate in a fifth grade graduation ceremony Wednesday.

Another young girl was shot, Haney said, and is in stable condition. She is not related to the woman, kindergartner or fifth-grader.

Haney said Wednesday is Brookwood's last day of school before summer.

Tracy Finau, who witnessed the shooting, told KUTV the shooter blocked the woman's car before shooting.

"He walked out of his car, went to his passenger side, pulled out a handgun and walked toward the [woman's] car and shot the window out," Finau said.

Finau said the shooter then walked around the vehicle and shot into the back windows.

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Ridge Workman, a 14-year-old boy who lives several hundred yards away from the shooting, said he heard seven to eight gunshots but mistook them for fireworks. Workman said he saw a car in the street riddled with bullet holes. Its windows were smashed in and there was a lot of blood nearby, according to Workman.

Resident Colby Corbett was in his backyard waiting for his 8-year-old son to walk home from school when he heard 20 to 30 gunshots within a few seconds.

"I was panicking bad," Corbett said. "I thought it was like a gun battle."

Corbett said he was relieved when his son arrived soon after, coming from the school and in the opposite direction of the gunfire. His son, Anthony, said he wasn't worried because he thought the gunshots were fireworks.

The shooting occurred in the quiet neighborhood with winding roads, nestled against mountains about 20 miles southeast of Salt Lake City.

It's about half a mile from an elementary school, but it was unclear if any children still at the school witnessed the shooting or heard gunshots, Canyons School District spokesman Jeff Haney said.

School had let out for the afternoon but some students were still on the playground or talking outside with teachers when school officials were notified that the shooting had happened and the students and staff were hustled inside for a lockdown, Haney said.

He said some parents arriving to pick up children realized what was happening and scooped up kids into their cars or ushered them into nearby homes.

Parents and kids were being reunited Tuesday evening at the school, where the lockdown was lifted after about an hour.

Teacher Janae Hunt said only a handful of kids were in the school when the lockdown was imposed and she didn't hear or see anything.</s>Police officers investigate the scene of a shooting in Sandy, Utah, Tuesday, June 6, 2017. Utah police say the shooter in a suburban Salt Lake City neighborhood is among several people who died in the incident and two others injured were children.

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Utah school officials say a boy killed in a shooting that also left two adults dead was a kindergartner at an elementary school located blocks from where the violence unfolded.

Canyons district spokesman Jeff Haney said Wednesday that two other children injured in the shooting are also students at Brookwood Elementary in Sandy, Utah.

He says one child is a 5th grade boy. He did not immediately have additional information the second child, a girl.

He says Wednesday is Brookwood's last-day of school before summer.

Police say the three died in an apparent domestic dispute after a woman and two children were picked up by second woman who also had a child in her car.

Police say a man rammed the car, then started shooting. He was found dead along with the woman and boy.</s>SANDY, Utah — Emergency officials responded to the scene of a shooting in Sandy Tuesday afternoon.

Police said three people were killed and two others were injured in the shooting, but other details on the victims were not immediately available.

Sgt. Jason Nielsen of the Sandy City Police Department said adults and juveniles were involved in the incident.

The shooting occurred around 4 p.m. on a street outside a residential area near 2300 E Alta Canyon Dr., according to Sandy Police.

A public information officer for Sandy Police said the shooter is one of the three people confirmed deceased.

Police are interviewing witnesses and officers are expected to be at the scene for most of the night.

A nearby school, Brookwood Elementary School, was been placed on lockdown, according to Canyons District. The lockout was lifted as of 5:04 p.m.

“Because the incident occurred after school had let out for the afternoon, many students found shelter in neighboring homes and businesses,” Canyons District wrote on Twitter. “CSD is asking that anyone who is providing shelter to Brookwood students to please bring them to the school to be reunited w/ their families.”

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SANDY, Utah (AP) - The Latest on a Utah shooting that killed two adults and a child and left two other children injured (all times local):

Police say a Utah man died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after he killed a woman and her son in a shooting that also hurt two other children.

Sandy police Sgt. Jason Nielsen said Wednesday that 32-year-old Jeremy Patterson shot himself after killing 39-year-old victim Memorez (MEM-or-ay) Rackley and her 6-year-old son. Authorities say the two had been in a relationship.

A 9-year-old son of Rackley was also shot and is hospitalized in critical but stable condition.

Nielsen says Rackley and her sons were in the car of another woman who had stopped to pick them up as they walked home from the boys' elementary school after school ended for the day Tuesday.

The driver was not hurt but her 8-year-old daughter was injured in the shooting. The girl is in stable condition.

Police did not identify the driver, her daughter or Rackley's sons.

Police have identified a Utah man found dead after authorities say he killed a woman and her son in a shooting that injured two other children.

Sandy police said 32-year-old Jeremy Patterson had been in a relationship with the woman who died, 39-year-old victim Memorez (MEM-or-ay) Rackley.

Police say Patterson was not the father of the two children who were with Rackley.

She and her two sons were in a car after being picked up by a female driver described by authorities as a good Samaritan.

Moments after the unidentified driver picked up Rackley, Patterson rammed the car with his vehicle. Police say he then got out and started shooting.

Rackley and her 6-year-old son were killed. Her 9-year-old son and the daughter of the female driver were injured.

The woman described as a good Samaritan was not hospitalized.

Police have not said how Patterson died.

Utah school officials say a boy killed in a shooting that also left his mother dead was a kindergartner at an elementary school about six blocks away from where the violence unfolded.

Canyons district spokesman Jeff Haney said Wednesday that two other children injured in the shooting are also students at Brookwood Elementary in Sandy, Utah.

He says one child is a 5th grade boy. He did not immediately have additional information the second child, a girl.

He says Wednesday is Brookwood's last-day of school before summer.

Police say the three died in an apparent domestic dispute after a woman and two children were picked up by second woman who also had a child in her car.

Police say a man rammed the car, then started shooting. He was found dead along with the woman and boy.

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Police have identified a Utah man found dead after authorities say he killed a woman and her son in a shooting that injured two other children.

Sandy police said 32-year-old Jeremy Patterson had been in a relationship with the woman who died, 39-year-old victim Memorez (MEM-or-ay) Rackley.

Police say Patterson was not the father of the two children who were with Rackley.

She and her two sons were in a car after being picked up by a female driver described by authorities as a good Samaritan.

Moments after the unidentified driver picked up Rackley, Patterson rammed the car with his vehicle. Police say he then got out and started shooting.

Rackley and her 6-year-old son were killed. Her 9-year-old son and the daughter of the female driver were injured.

The woman described as a good Samaritan was not hospitalized.

Police have not said how Patterson died.

Utah school officials say a boy killed in a shooting that also left his mother dead was a kindergartner at an elementary school about six blocks away from where the violence unfolded.

Canyons district spokesman Jeff Haney said Wednesday that two other children injured in the shooting are also students at Brookwood Elementary in Sandy, Utah.

He says one child is a 5th grade boy. He did not immediately have additional information the second child, a girl.

He says Wednesday is Brookwood's last-day of school before summer.

Police say the three died in an apparent domestic dispute after a woman and two children were picked up by second woman who also had a child in her car.

Police say a man rammed the car, then started shooting. He was found dead along with the woman and boy.</s>Three people died and two others were wounded Tuesday afternoon in a shooting in a Salt Lake City suburb, according to Utah police. Sandy Police Sgt.

Start the conversation, or Read more at KSL-TV.</s>SANDY, Utah (AP) — Utah police say three people are dead and two others have been wounded in a shooting in a Salt Lake City suburb.

Sandy Police Sgt. Jason Nielsen said the shooting took place outside a home around 4 p.m. Tuesday. Police do not know if the shooter is among the injured or dead but Nielsen says police don’t think the shooter is at large.

Nielsen did not have details about the victims’ ages, the condition of the two people hospitalized, what may have precipitated the shooting or whether the victims and shooter knew each other.

The shooting occurred in a neighborhood about 20 miles southwest of Salt Lake City and about half a mile from an elementary school that was put on lockdown.

It wasn’t immediately clear how many students were at the school at the time.
Three people are killed in a shooting, including the perpetrator, and two are injured in an apparent domestic dispute in Sandy, Utah.