Colorado teen who plans to become Marine tackled suspected school shooter, father says
A Colorado teen whose father says he plans to join the Marines is being praised as a hero for tackling a suspected gunman at the suburban Denver high school where a shooting broke out Tuesday.
According to Bialy, his son told him he was in class when a suspected shooter pulled a gun out of a guitar case. Brendan and two friends tried to tackle the gunman but one of the boys was shot in the chest, Bialy told the New York Times.The senior in high school plans to join the Marine Corps once he graduates, NBC reports.
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