Gunman Targets California Religious School, Critically Injures Two Kindergartners

The shooter, identified as Glenn Litton, used a false identity to access the school before opening fire and later taking his own life.

The shooting occurred at Feather River Adventist School in Oroville, California, leaving two kindergarten boys, ages 5 and 6, critically injured and requiring multiple surgeries.
Authorities identified the shooter as Glenn Litton, a 56-year-old homeless man with a decades-long criminal history and documented mental health issues.
Litton gained access to the school by posing as a prospective grandparent interested in enrolling a fictitious grandson, using a fabricated story as a ruse.
Investigators revealed that Litton left behind writings suggesting delusional motives tied to international conflicts, though no verified connection to the school or its religious affiliation was found.
The weapon used in the attack was identified as a ghost gun, and law enforcement confirmed Litton had also researched targeting another Seventh-Day Adventist school in the area.