The media reported on the legal weapons of the shooter in Austria

The Austrian resident who started the shooting at the Graz school legally owned a gun. This was reported on June 10 by the newspaper Salzburger Nachrichten.

"According to the police representative, the alleged criminal probably had a legal right to own a weapon," the article says.

It is specified that the attacker had two firearms with him — a pistol and a shotgun.

Non-childish showdown: shooting occurred at an Austrian school

At least 10 people, including students and teachers, were killed.

The shooting at the Austrian school became known earlier that day. Previously, the attacker opened fire in two classrooms. The shooter turned out to be a student at the school and considered himself a victim of bullying. The body of the attacker was found in one of the school toilets.

According to Interior Minister Gerhard Karner, nine people were killed in the tragedy: six women and three men, and 12 others were injured. Austrian Chancellor Christian Stoecker declared three days of mourning.