Teacher who stopped Indiana shooting grateful for honors
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July 4, 2018
MAHOMET, Ill. (AP) — The teacher credited with saving lives by tackling a shooter at a suburban Indianapolis middle school says the attention he's received since then is gratifying but has also felt too much at times.
Authorities say science teacher Jason Seaman stopped the May 25 attack at Noblesville West Middle School by rushing the 13-year-old boy who fired several shots inside a classroom that badly wounded one student and also struck Seaman.
President Donald Trump hailed Seaman's bravery on Twitter. Seaman, 29, threw out the ceremonial first pitch for Friday's St. Louis Cardinals game, a...
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