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 Two girls are in the intensive care unit at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, and two boys are in ICU at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Providence spokeswoman Erin Al-Wazan said. He was out of surgery and in serious condition Friday afternoon. By all accounts, Fryberg was a popular student. Jarron Webb, 15, said the shooter was angry about a romantic relationship he was involved in, and that the girl was one of the people shot. He said he believes one of the victims was his friend since kindergarten. "At first, I thought it was just someone making a really loud noise ...like a big loud pop ... until I heard four more after that. 'People started screaming' 
 
 Luton was sitting two tables away when the shooting began. A student who says he was in the cafeteria when the shooting began told CNN he called the police, and then gave his phone to a teacher. "I have no idea what his motive was because yesterday at football practice, he was all fine, talking .... having a good time," he said. I don’t know what happened today,” Carr said. Freshman Austin Wright said every exit in the lunchroom was jammed with kids escaping gunfire. One image shows him proudly holding the antler of a deer, with a hunting rifle next to him. Those accounts say he was a Native American and a member of the Tulalip tribe. The source said investigators are searching the family home. “We are confident that there was only one shooter and that the shooter is dead,” Lamoureux said. Some of the school’s 1,200 students were evacuated, walking out and across the fields with their hands up. At first, they thought it was a fire drill 
 
 A student locked down inside a classroom told CNN by phone that students initially thought it was a fire drill until teachers told everyone to run into classrooms because there was a shooting. Lamoureux urged parents and family members of students to stay away from the scene, saying authorities would provide information on a location for them to be reunited with students. "I'm pretty sure he shot at specific people because they were pretty good friends with him," Luton said. He just said ‘I’m OK.’ He was trying to calm me down.” 
 
 Adam Holston, 14, a freshman, was just leaving the lunchroom when the gunfire broke out. When the shots started, she turned around and saw the shooter standing there. “I probably did a hundred miles per hour to get there. I don't know what went through his head or what caused him to do it." Story highlights The four wounded in the shooting are in intensive care, an official says 
 
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 Jordan Luton was finishing his lunch in the cafeteria at Washington state's Marysville-Pilchuck High School on Friday when he heard it -- a loud bang.
– A shooter who opened fire in a high school near Seattle is dead, police say. He reportedly shot other students at Marysville-Pilchuck High School before taking his own life, but the details are still firming up. The Seattle Times reports that one of his victims is dead and that four other students are injured. A student at the school says the gunman, reportedly a freshman, walked up to a table in the cafeteria with four to six people and opened fire. Police say they are confident the gunman acted alone, reports CNN. A lockdown at the school, located in Washington state's Marysville, was being lifted. “Everyone just started running," recalls 14-year-old Adam Holston. "I could hear the gunshots, and my heart was racing and we didn’t know what was going on.”