California Teens Shot Teacher: Now On The Run

Police in California are searching for four teens who shot and wounded a teacher at Edison High School in Fresno. According to an article published on the official ABC News website, Steven Guerrero, 30, a teacher at the high school, was injured when he was struck by bullets in the stomach and leg.

Sources report that Guerrero, who is a part time physical education teacher at the high school, was the victim of an attempted robbery. The teacher is said to have suffered bullet injuries both his thigh and leg when he attempted to resist the unprovoked assault. The attack took place in a classroom of the high school on Thursday.

According to testimony given to the media by Fresno Police Department Chief Pat Farmer, the four teenage males (whose names have not yet been released to the press) were alleged to have been armed with a handgun, as well as a sawed-off shotgun. The four miscreant teens then confronted Guerrero in the unlocked classroom. They stole a laptop computer, then shot Guerrero when he attempted to prevent the theft from occurring.

As of yet, the four teenagers are still at large. A state wide police manhunt is in place.