The fourth fatal mass school shooting of 2018 claimed 10 lives today in Santa Fe, Texas

"I’ve always felt it would eventually happen here"

Reproduced from a Pew Research Center report. Chart: Axios Visuals. This was originally included in a story published on April 18. The fourth fatal mass school shooting of 2018 claimed 10 lives today in Santa Fe, Texas. Why it matters: This keeps happening. Details: Nine students and a teacher were killed at Santa Fe High School, located 30 miles southeast of Houston. Another 10 were wounded, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said in a press conference. Explosive devices were found on and around campus, Santa Fe Independent School District police chief Walter Braun said today. A 17-year old suspect is in custody. He had written about wanting to commit suicide, Abbott said, but instead gave himself up. A shotgun and .38 caliber revolver were recovered from the shooter, Abbott said. Those guns were owned by the suspect's father, who obtained them legally. The big picture: Today's teens are increasingly worried about mass shootings at their schools. And they're starting to expect the worst. As Santa Fe student Paige Curry told local TV station ABC-13: Reporter: "Was there a part of you that was like, 'This isn’t real. This could not happen at my school?'" Curry: "There wasn’t." Reporter: "Why so?" Curry: "It’s been happening everywhere. I’ve always felt it would eventually happen here too." Go deeper: The 10 deadliest mass school shootings since Columbine. Source Axios.com