Wash. school shooter ID'd as 14-year-old

MARYSVILLE, Wash. -- Bullying and relationship problems apparently led 14-year-old Jaylen Fryberg to open fire Friday morning in his Maryville, Wash. high school cafeteria, according to a law enforcement source.

The Marysville-Pilchuck High School freshman shot five people, killing one, before turning the Beretta 40-caliber handgun on himself, police said. He died at the scene.

Fryberg was popular, sources say. He was elected to the school's homecoming court this year. Fryberg's Instagram and Twitter feeds include photos of him displaying guns and animals killed while hunting.

But a source who knew Fryberg well said the teen had recently been bullied, pushed around, and suspended from school, reports CBS affiliate KIRO.

Another source told KIRO that Fryberg was suspended from his football team for fighting during a practice.

The ATF is performing a trace on the gun to try to determine its place of purchase.

Three of the wounded, two girls and one boy, are in critical condition with head wounds at Providence Regional Hospital in Everett, Wash., according to a hospital spokesperson,. who also said another boy who suffered less severe injuries was transferred to Harborview Medical Center, in Seattle, Wash.